Roy C.

About Roy C. 


Roy is currently pursuing his PhD in Biochemistry and Physiology at McGill University. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 2025 with an Honours Bachelor of Science, completing majors in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry with High Distinction. He was named to the Dean’s List and has received several prestigious research awards and scholarships, including McGill’s Dr. Jack and Fanor Hilton and Sons Foundation Fellowship.


Specialties

  • Math: All high school levels, including advanced Mathematics, Calculus, and university-level coursework.

  • Chemistry: All high school levels, General and Organic Chemistry, with advanced expertise in Biochemistry.

  • Biology & Physiology: All high school levels, including cellular biology, molecular biology, and human physiology.

  • Physics: All high school levels, supported by his undergraduate major in Physics.

  • Advanced Science: Complex scientific concepts, research methods, and analytical thinking.

  • Academic Support: Study strategies, exam preparation, and breaking down challenging material.


Relevant Experience

  • University Teaching: Has served as a Teaching Assistant at both McGill University and the University of Toronto, supporting undergraduate students in Organic Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physiology through office hours, grading, and course instruction.

  • Science & Research: Has extensive laboratory and research experience at McGill and the University of Toronto, including work in drug development, genetics, molecular biology, and disease detection.

  • Academic Excellence: Graduated with High Distinction from the University of Toronto and has received multiple research scholarships and awards recognizing his academic achievements.

  • Leadership & Mentorship: Has trained undergraduate and graduate researchers and served as Vice President of McGill’s Graduate Physiology Society.

  • Community Involvement: Co-founded Chai Chat, a Montreal outreach organization supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. He has also volunteered with L’Arche Montreal, working alongside individuals with intellectual disabilities.


Roy combines an exceptional academic background in Math and Science with extensive university teaching and research experience. Patient, knowledgeable, and dedicated, he helps students understand challenging concepts, strengthen their problem-solving skills, and build confidence in their abilities.