Graduate Microbiology Group Tutoring

I’m arranging a series of small-group tutoring sessions for graduate students who need to deepen their grasp of microbiology. The emphasis is broad—everything from core microbial physiology and genetics to advanced lab techniques and critical literature analysis—so I’m looking for someone who can comfortably move across topics and adjust explanations to students coming from different research backgrounds.

Sessions will run online in a live, interactive format. Expect to lead concise lectures, guide problem-solving breakouts, and review primary papers with the class. I’ll handle scheduling and gather the students’ specific questions ahead of each meeting; you’ll provide well-structured slide decks or whiteboard notes, walk through them in real time, and share concise follow-up summaries or worksheets after each session.

Please let me know:
• Your experience teaching microbiology at the graduate level
• Any special strengths (e.g., bacteriology, virology, mycology) you can weave into broader lessons
• The digital tools you prefer for live instruction (Zoom, Teams, whiteboard apps, etc.)

I’d like to kick off with an initial trial class and, if the group is happy, lock in a regular schedule for the semester.