My goal as an educator is to be someone who can be trusted by the students. From my own experience, trust stems from mutual respect and understanding of one another. By creating an environment where honesty and experimentation are welcomed, I hope to encourage them to trust and believe in our progress together.

I was a teaching assistant for the Natasha Brofsky studio at the Juilliard School. During the summer of 2022, I was invited to teach and lead studio classes at the Vivace Music Foundation for their 2022 Festival as a Junior Faculty member. I have been a Morse Teaching Artist Fellow for three years at the Juilliard School, teaching private lessons to students at various playing levels. By designing the students' practice plans, I helped them reach their short- and long-term goals. I have studied and trained at the Juilliard School and the School for Strings in New York through the Suzuki method and am currently a registered Suzuki Teacher.

While teaching, I want students to feel and be aware that I am excited and passionate about being part of their growth. Perseverance, independence, and time management are skills that can be learned from studying and learning to play musical instruments and can be applied in all aspects of life.