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Catherine Andre

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EnglishWritingHistoryU.S. HistoryWorld History

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AP English Language and CompositionAP English Literature and CompositionAP European HistoryAP ResearchAP SeminarAP US HistoryAP World History

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College EssaysAcademic/Creative Mentorship

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An alumna of the American Film Institute (MFA), Princeton University (BA), FAMU (Prague, CZ), the Fulbright Scholar Program and Interlochen Arts Academy, Catherine developed her passion for tutoring early as a high school peer tutor for subjects as wide-ranging as History, Physics, English, and Film Production. Graduating with top academic awards as the school’s Salutatorian, Catherine continued pursuing extracurricular teaching opportunities Princeton. She was hired by the University’s most competitive and sought-after tutoring service, the Writing Center. As a Writing Center Fellow, Catherine tutored undergraduate and graduate students alike in all phases of the writing process from freshman seminar reflections to doctoral theses. Over her time at Princeton, she also won five top academic awards and received seventeen separate research and production grants to support her independent work in English, Theater and Humanistic Studies. Since graduating cum laude from Princeton, Catherine has tutored students from all over the world in all humanities subjects, research projects, arts supplements, and all types of writing.

Outside tutoring, Catherine is a screenwriter/director who has always blended the creative and the intellectual. Her Fulbright grant used staging Shakespearean texts as a vehicle for multicultural exchange. Catherine’s academic and artistic work has always been rooted in interdisciplinary inquiry, which forms the cornerstone for her unique tutoring approach. She works with students not only to develop their critical thinking skills in a specific academic context but also to make connections to the greater trajectory of intellectual history. She excitedly encourages students to think beyond the boundaries of their cultures and experiences to take on a more global perspective and see commonplace questions in new light. Catherine believes that the best way to solve any problem is to approach it from multiple angles and that having a wide-ranging fund of knowledge is essential to being a good citizen of the world. Catherine is currently pursuing her MFA in Film Directing at the American Film Institute (Class of 2025).