Economics, Mathematics, Physics, College Applications
A Brown and Harvard graduate who co-taught a graduate course in international development at Harvard and LSE, Frank uses real-world case studies and Socratic dialogue to spark students’ curiosity.
Frank holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physics and Philosophy from Brown University and a Master’s in Economics and Public Policy from Harvard University, where his thesis won the award for Most Outstanding.
Frank worked for the London School of Economics and Harvard University, co-teaching a 120-student graduate class on international economic development and producing applied research on economies in Africa, the Middle East and beyond. He received a Teaching Distinction two years in a row, and also co-taught international trade with the Dean of LSE’s School of Public Policy. He led study groups during his own studies and has tutored privately across several subjects.
Frank inspires students with case studies and discussion of real-world applications, using a Socratic approach built on ongoing dialogue to deepen understanding and retention. His aim is for students to gain the confidence, independence and curiosity to tackle their work on their own.
