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Breanna F.

Private tutor in Gambier, OH

Education

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Masters of Architecture (2014), 4.6/5.0 GPA University of Florida, Bachelors of Design in Architecture (2011), 3.8/4.0 GPA

Experience

-Winner of multiple scholarships and fellowship grants based on academic and design excellence. -Full tuition scholarship to MIT -Full tuition scholarship to University of Florida -Accepted into graduate programs at MIT, Yale, University of Texas, and IIT. -Participant in fellowship program that trains students how to appropriately apply for graduate schools/universities. -Understanding of academia and how to cater graduate school/university applications (knowledge of WHAT universities look for and how to convey that message in your application).

Subject Expertise

English, Spanish, GRE, Computer Skills, Organization, Study Skills, Writing

Availability

Any day

Can Meet

Up to 1 hour away for no additional charge

Hobbies

Breanna Faye is a peripatetic-optimist and erudite-aesthete. Extensively trained as a designer, artist, and architect, she found her niche in tech-aesthetic fields that allow her to express her creativity while working alongside multi-faceted professionals on projects across a multitude of scales and disciplines. A recent graduate of MIT and professional maker-of-things, she enjoys defining problems, designing solutions, excessive creativity, and infinite amounts of over-productivity (if such a thing exists). She is currently working as a design researcher in Santiago de Chile while pursuing a professional position that marries her enthusiasm for technology and creative pursuits in the field of interaction design. Breanna graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelors of Design in 2011 and spent the last two years of her undergraduate career furthering her interests in humanitarian architecture and community-based design, including completing a student initiated design-build project for a non-profit organization and volunteering for Habitat for Humanity and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, as well as a disaster relief program entitled Hope for Haiti. These interests influenced her to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for a Masters of Architecture, where she was exposed to interdisciplinary research and technology-centered design through courses in the MIT's Media Lab, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, and Harvard's Graduate School of Design. Her master's thesis project focused on Ed-Tech in West Africa, designing a secondary school campus fused with a technology research center in rural Ghana that acted a model to reform the struggling secondary education system.