Andrew Zaeske, PhD

Water Economist

I have over 20 years of tutoring experience, at least a little bit most years since sophmore year of college. I know that math heavy subjects can be particularly intimidating for some students, so if necessary I will explain concepts in as many different as possible as a part of searching for what precisely makes the material click. I focus on why we do things a particular way as much as how we approach different types of problems and questions. I frequently use real life examples and provide links to data and news articles to help make concepts more concrete and make the material accessible and understandable for my students.

I have experience relating to a large number of courses connnected to economics and statistics. My most commonly tutored courses include intermediate microeconomics, game theory, first year PhD macroeconomics, MBA level microeconomics, environmental economics (college and MA level), intermediate macroeconomics, and econometrics. I also have recent experience tutoring for first year PhD microeconomics and econometrics, AP Macro and AP Micro, Introductory Maco and Introductory Micro, and introductory probability and statistics.

For data based-work, I regularly use R and have some experience with Excel; I am unfortunately unable to help with coding using any other software, e.g. Stata, but we can certainly just talk about interpretation of results.

Feel free to use the form to the right to inquire if I can help with specific material or to begin discussions towards scheduling a session.