Hi there!
My name is Sergio Eraso. I was born in Cali, Colombia, but I moved to the States when I was seven. I've lived in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and now Massachusetts! I attended Emory University for my B.S. in Physics and Mathematics where I completed my thesis in biophysics under the supervision of Ilya Nemenman. I am now a first-year Physics Ph.D. student at MIT rotating in the Chakraborty Group.In my free time, I enjoy video games, football (the one that's played with the feet), biking, guitar, and horror movies! When I can, I also love to spend time with my adorable cat back home in Michigan. Her name is Snow.
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Interests
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Research
Interests
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Research
Interests
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My passions are research, teaching, and mentorship
I have dedicated a large portion of my higher education career to mentoring, tutoring, and teaching students of all ages and levels, especially those from disadvantaged communities. I believe that through education, we can work towards a more inclusive and equitable community.
Me as a resident advisor chalking the ground to welcome first-years at Emory University
My English students and I from the Yeomyung school in Seoul
Math class during my AmeriCorps Breakthrough Atlanta Fellowship
Presentation on special topics in complex analysis at Yonsei University during my study abroad
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Teaching
Experience
Emory University Physics Department – offered weekly tutoring sessions for introductory physics students over the course of four semesters; served as lab TA for one semester
AmeriCorps Breakthrough Atlanta – lead math instructor for 10 low-income rising high school students for two months
Emory-Tibet Science Initiative – tutored Tibetan monks in weekly math sessions over the course of one year
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Mentorship
Experience
Matriculate @ Emory University – advised three low-income high-achieving high school seniors during their college applications, admissions, and transition processes through weekly virtual meetings over the course of two years
Emory Residence Life – fostered relationships among dozens of first-year students from all across the globe; served a support role for residents confronting social, mental, and academic challenges