A writer, explorer, and a seeker of knowledge. After receiving her Bachelors in Arts in Pure Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, where she also studied Gender & Women Studies, and Philosophy, she moved to Cusco, Peru, to receive her TEFL/TEOSL certifícate to teach English abroad. This is where she lives currently, teaching English.
Some of her life goals include publishing a book, running a marathon, completing a triathlon, visiting every continent in the world, starting a family, and achieving financial security. She loves to connect with others, and has made it her life mission to do so.
Below is an aggregate the classes she has taken, updated each semester, to display what any topics she will have considerable knowledge about. Her favorite topics are those which she is currently studying, but she also enjoys creative writing, reading both fiction and non-fiction literature (see Books), issues concerning social justice, philosophy, and music.
Summer 2018: (Máximo Nivel)
TEFL/TEOSL Certification Program
Teaching English as a Second Language
Intermediate Spanish
Spring 2018: (Berkeley)
Algebraic Topology
Comparative Literature: American Cultures
Language & Identity
Fall 2017: (Berkeley)
Complex Analysis
Numerical Analysis
Ancient Greek Philosophy
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Summer 2017: (Budapest Semesters in Mathematics)
Real Functions and Measures
Number Theory
Spring 2017: (Berkeley)
Real Analysis
Linear Algebra
Feminist Theory
Philosophy of Language
Fall 2016: (Berkeley)
Abstract Algebra
Linear Algebra & Differential Equations
Political Philosophy
Spring 2016: (SFSU)
Discrete Mathematics
Data Structures in Java
Exploration and Proofs
Gender, Politics & Citizenship
Probability and Statistics
Philosophy and Religion
Fall 2015: (SFSU)
Second Year English
Introduction to Philosophy
Linear Algebra
Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
Introduction to Computer Science – Java
Spring 2015: (SFSU)
Creative Writing
Critical Thinking
Rudiments of Music Theory
History of Life
Multivariable Calculus
Fall 2014: (SFSU)
Calculus II
Communications
First Year English
Women and Gender in US History
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