Dominic Grasso
Meet Dominic Grasso - Expert Environmental Engineering Tutor
Dominic Grasso brings a deep expertise in environmental and sustainability sciences and a commitment to making complex subjects accessible to help students achieve academic excellence. With a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering from Cornell University, Grasso specializes in a multi-disciplinary teaching approach that integrates engineering, life sciences, and mathematics.
Areas of Expertise:
Environmental Engineering (undergraduate level)
Environmental and Sustainability Sciences (undergraduate level)
Calculus (up to Calculus III) and Algebra
Physics and Chemistry
Python Programming
Spanish
Teaching Philosophy:
"I believe in building a strong foundation by connecting theoretical knowledge to real-world applications. My goal is to empower students not just to pass a test, but to truly understand and engage with the material, fostering a lifelong curiosity for science and problem-solving."
What Makes Dominic Special:
Multidisciplinary Approach: Seamlessly integrates concepts from engineering, biology, and chemistry to provide a holistic understanding of environmental topics.
Adaptable Instruction: Utilizes a flexible teaching style that adjusts to each student’s unique learning needs and challenges.
Problem-Solving Focus: Emphasizes critical thinking and practical application, preparing students for both exams and real-world scenarios.
Comprehensive Background: Drawing from a robust academic record at Cornell University, including Dean's List recognition, to offer a high level of subject-matter expertise.
Student-Centered Mentorship: Fosters a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel confident to ask questions and explore new ideas.
Education & Achievements:
Bachelor of Science, Environmental Engineering, Cornell University
Degree Honor: Cum Laude
ABET-Accredited Engineering Degree
Dean's List recipient for multiple semesters
Advanced Placement Scholar: Received university credit for AP Biology, English Language & Composition, U.S. History, and World History.
Completed coursework in Environmental Engineering, Sustainability Sciences, and Life Sciences