Andrew Volz

 
 

Meet Andrew Volz, M.S. - Published Researcher & STEM Tutor

Andrew Volz is an enthusiastic and knowledgeable graduate of Georgetown University with a Master of Science in Epidemiology and a specialization in Infectious Disease Research. An experienced university-level instructor and a twice-published researcher, Andrew excels at breaking down complex subjects, fostering student engagement, and helping learners build confidence to achieve their academic goals.

Areas of Expertise:

  • STEM

  • Biology (all levels)

  • Statistics & Biostatistics

  • Chemistry, Anatomy & Genetics

  • Test Preparation (SAT and ACT)

Teaching Philosophy:

"My goal is to help learners build confidence by breaking down complex subjects and creating effective study strategies. I believe in fostering engagement and providing constructive feedback, whether we're tackling biology, statistics, or preparing for a big exam like the SAT."

What Makes Andrew Special:

  • Published Researcher: He has been published twice, with works on the neurological effects of PCBs in oncology and the effects of optimism on HIV patients in the Washington D.C. area.

  • Community Health Advocate: Andrew has presented research on COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, a project that helped create vaccine access for at-risk communities in South Carolina.

  • University-Level Instructor: As a Supplementary Instructor at the University of South Carolina, he delivered academic support to approximately 300 undergraduate students per semester in introductory biology.

  • Graduate Student Leader: While at Georgetown, he was an active member of the Graduate Student Government, holding positions as a parliamentarian, committee director, and senator.

Education & Achievements:

  • Master of Science in Epidemiology (Specialization in Infectious Disease Research), Georgetown University

  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health, University of South Carolina

  • Published Researcher (2x) in oncology and HIV studies

  • Research Presenter on COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy

  • Supplementary Instructor for Biology 102, University of South Carolina