Joseph M.
Private tutor in Alexandria, VA
Education
Boston College - Bachelors, Communications , Suffolk University Law School - PHD, Juris Doctor
Experience
I graduated from Boston College and Suffolk University Law School with degrees. I'm a government attorney with strong skills in the concepts surrounding law. I've served the Suffolk Journal of Trial and Appellate Advocacy as the Editor-in-Chief, reviewing a variety of legal writings in all areas of law. My love for law coincides with my appreciation for American history. I thoroughly believe that logic rules all and strive to impart those critical skills to my students. I provide tutoring sessions in all areas of law, including Tort law, property law, and criminal law. Outside of law subjects, I am confident in my knowledge of world religions, government and politics, European history, and other subjects. I provide instruction to students on a one-on-one basis, focusing on forming a solid educational foundation upon which we can build more complicated concepts. I can review early concepts of US constitutional history, prepare a student for a test in administrative law, or help them improve their organizational skills for college in general. I strive to meet my student's individual needs and goals with each session. When I'm not tutoring or practicing law, I love spending time outdoors. I often hike in the Middlesex Fells Area.
Subject Expertise
Administrative LawHistoryAP European HistoryAP United States HistoryAP US HistoryCollege EssaysConstitutional LawContract LawCriminal LawEnglishEssay EditingEuropean HistoryFamily LawGovernmentHigh School EnglishLegal ResearchLegal WritingPolitical SciencePublic SpeakingSocial SciencesSocial studiesTort LawUS Constitutional HistoryWriting
Availability
Weekdays at any time, Weekends at any time
Can Meet
Up to 30 minutes away at my regular hourly rate
Hobbies
Basketball, Campaigns, Reading, Hiking
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