Cesar

 

I am a geologist with an Earth Science degree from Columbia University. My research has spanned Venus’ tectonics to Earth’s volcanic and magma systems. I taught students at the university level as an undergraduate and graduate teaching assistant and mentored students into scientific research opportunities. I like both STEM and humanities equally, and I am passionate about scientific translation and writing. I like to consider my undergrad experience as a perfect combination of both liberal arts and all sciences. The subjects I tutor include: math, science, Spanish (I am a native Spanish speaker), and writing/humanities.

I’m originally from Southern California and have lived in New York, London, and now in St. Louis! I enjoy light jogs, curating music playlists, shopping for vinyl records, and traveling as much as possible.

College:

Education: Columbia University
Undergrad Major: Earth Science
Other Degrees/Minors: Columbia Global Engagement Semester Abroad (Queen Mary University of London)

High School:

Class Rank: 1
Awards & Honors: HSF Scholar (2019), USC Bovard Scholar (2019)

Other:

Other Awards: Six-time awardee of the Hispanic Scholarship Award (2019-2024), Columbia Student Life - Student Leader Award (2024)
Other Interests & Activities: At Columbia, I was involved in undergraduate research, teaching assistantships, astronomy and geology clubs, first-generation affinity organizations, Hispanic/Latine affinity organizations, and student leadership positions (resident advisor, orientation leader).
Location: Other

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