Tutoring/Child Care Description:
My name is Campbell and I am in my mid-20s. I currently hold a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Virginia and a master's degree in education from the University of Cincinnati. I currently work in Camden City Schools as an after-school program coordinator for high school students and have two years of prior experience working in schools and providing tutoring. As a program coordinator, I have built a skill set around structuring time that is traditionally unstructured. With this skill set, any appointment--whether it is meant to be instructional or not--can become a valuable learning experience.

English is my specialty, ranging anywhere from basic reading and writing to grammar and mechanics, critical analysis, essay writing, and literature. I also have professional experience as an editor for a daily newspaper and received a perfect score on my PRAXIS II test for English and Literature. Aside from English, however, I have experience in test prep tutoring, career readiness instruction, and tutoring in other core academic subject areas (beginner through advanced math and science).

Finally, I have quite a few additional talents, skills, and interests that I am willing to share and foster within others. I have: a minor in media studies attached to my bachelor's degree and a continued interest in the study of current and future media trends; experience as a DJ and could share my love for music and skill at audio editing with others; a love for games of any variety (board, card, video, etc.) and view them as a lens for self-assessment and improvement; and lastly, a passion for getting things done independently which I could teach to any person interested in making or doing something but is unsure where to begin.

Pet Sitting Description:
I grew up on a farm in Virginia, so I have spent most of my life around animals. My parents raise cattle and own three dogs and three cats, all of which I have taken care of at one time or another. Also, I have been employed as a sitter for dogs, cats, and even chickens in the past by neighbors and others.