My name is Lindsey and I am from Boise, Idaho. I am deeply interested in policy and international relations and majored in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs for my undergraduate degree and graduated Cum Laude. I also earned minors in journalism and Latin American studies. After Princeton, I moved to Washington, DC and earned my masters degree in global affairs from George Mason University. I still live in the DC area and now work full-time for the federal government.
Some of my other interests include creative writing, the heptathlon (I was on the women’s varsity track and field team at George Mason and Princeton), learning languages, and, of course, tutoring! I was a peer tutor throughout high school, and have also spent considerable time tutoring elementary, middle, and hich school students throughout my Princeton career, especially in various math and English courses. I also serve as a tutor for Korean students and business professionals to help them enhance their English-speaking and writing skills. A few interesting facts about me are: I’m learning to speak three foreign languages, I placed second at the Junior Olympics in High Jump, I was Valedictorian in high school, and I am can pogo stick and jump rope at the same time.
I love spending time with and being able to teach children and teenagers. One of my favorite parts of tutoring is being able to learn with students during the process and helping them find a love for learning, which is why I am so excited to be a part of Princeton Tutoring!