George Ramirez Email & Phone Number

New York, NY, US

Greater New York City Area

I support high school seniors through summer credit recovery in a variety of subjects (English 3, English 4, Economics, Government, Anatomy & Physiology, Algebra II, and Physics) in order to receive their high school diploma in August. I also assisted the band and orchestra instructors by focusing on string, brass, and keyboard students.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Assisted professors in the instruction for courses in the American Studies, History, and Political Science departments. I led discussion sections for 20 undergraduate students, graded written assignments, and managed office hours.Courses Taught:The American CityFreedom in American Thought and Popular Culture

Windsor, CT

• Courses taught: (1) Physics I Advanced – intensive introductory course covering topics including vector mathematics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and wave physics(2) Precalculus – standard course on functions.
• Provided instruction to thirty-eight sophomores, juniors, and seniors in the field of physics and mathematics
• Advised six boys on academic and personal pursuits and supervised a dorm of thirty-seven sophomores and juniors
• Assisted the directorship of a transition program for students of color and low-income students
• Advised two senior projects on the construction and programming of a drone and on the rise and development of Puerto Rican identity in the United States
• Advised the Korean Club, Latinx Affinity Group, and Queer Affinity Group

Greater New York City Area

As a math and science tutor at KIPP Academy Middle School, I worked independently with seventh and eighth graders to enhance their academic experiences. As the special assistant to the assistant principal, I supported the management, schedule, and communication from the school leaders' office to students and parents.

New Haven, CT

• Project Title: Biophysical Behavior of Integrin-Mediated Leukocyte Chemotaxis During Immune Response
• Advised by: Anjelica Gonzalez, Ph.D.
• Optimized a traction gradient mapping program elucidating frictional forces in neutrophil migration
• Investigated the influence of outside-in mediated signaling through adhesion molecules on cellular architecture and subsequent signaling pathways

New Haven, CT

• Project Title: Mounting and Calibration of a Photomultiplier Tube for High Voltage Conditions
• Advised by: Daniel McKinsey, Ph.D.
• Designed a mount for a photomultiplier tube for Weakly Interacting Massive Particle (WIMP) detection as a part of the LUX-ZEPLIN collaboration
• Collaborated with 175 scientists and engineers from 30 institutions in the United States, United Kingdom, Portugal, and Russia to help create a model for the most sensitive dark matter detector in the world

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Media, Culture, And Communicationn

Dissertation Project: "Pero Like": Technoculture, Disidentifications, and the Performance of Latinidad in Digital Media

Master Of Arts - Ma, American Studies

Activities and Societies: Provost's Diversity FellowThe Provost’s Diversity Fellowship Program is part of GW’s effort to sustain and.

Master Of Science - Ms, Education

Activities and Societies: Penn Residency Masters in Teaching FellowThe Boarding School Teacher Residency (BSTR, formerly known as PRMT) is.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Physics And History (Double Major)

Activities and Societies: La Casa Cultural Julia de Burgos: The Latinx Cultural Center at Yale, Steppin' Out: The Yale Step Team.

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