Grant Roberts is a third year physics Ph.D. student who works on theoretical astroparticle physics models of dark matter and how the dark matter impacts the evolution of galaxies and black holes. Grant has been teaching for 10 years, mainly in mathematics and physics, and has taught students from every grade level from 1st grade all the way to graduate level courses. He firmly believes in providing the best instruction to his students by going above and beyond in presenting material from multiple perspective. Grant is excited to learn new strategies to incorporate into his tool kit of teaching ideas – and to help share them with the physics department for years to come.