Eric Arzubi

"We were impressed with Eric's and Ela's [the firm's principals] passion for learning and teaching," said Jay Bower, Crossbow Group president.
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Led by Yale Medical Student Eric Arzubi and his wife Ela Mata, the company holds as its mission to empower students with confidence and peace of mind by teaching them skills for success in school and in life.

"We were impressed with Eric's and Ela's [the firm's principals] passion for learning and teaching," said Jay Bower, Crossbow Group president.
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Led by Yale Medical Student Eric Arzubi and his wife Ela Mata, the company holds as its mission to empower students with confidence and peace of mind by teaching them skills for success in school and in life.

Eric Arzubi, M.D., Resident Physician, Yale School of Medicine (New Haven)

Eric Arzubi, M.D., Resident Physician, Yale School of Medicine

Eric ArzubiYale University School of Medicine

Eric ArzubiFounder and President
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Eric Arzubi, Founder and President

Eric has a passion for helping kids of all abilities and ages succeed in school.He founded Raging Knowledge in December 2000 with the hope of creating the first truly professional tutoring service.

Eric is currently a second-year student at the Yale University School of Medicine where he is a member of the Education Policy and Curriculum Committee.In his first year at Yale, he was a Donald J. Cohen Child Psychiatry Fellow at the Yale Child Study Center.

Additionally, he was awarded the David E. Rogers Fellowship by the New York Academy of Medicine and the CMHS Jeanne Spurlock Minority Medical Student Clinical Fellowship from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP).Eric currently holds a three-year appointment as a member of AACAP's Schools Committee.

After graduating from Georgetown University with honors in 1991 with a degree in Science, Technology, and International Affairs, he worked as the Argentina correspondent for Bloomberg Business News and as a Latin American bond trader for Morgan Stanley.During his pre-medical studies from 1999 to 2002 at Columbia University, Eric worked as a teaching assistant in the chemistry department.

Eric recently started competing in long-distance outrigger canoe races.In high school, he was a tennis All-American and he rowed for Georgetown University 's crew.

Eric ArzubiFounder and President
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Eric Arzubi, Founder and President

Eric has a passion for helping kids of all abilities and ages succeed in school.He founded Raging Knowledge in December 2000 in hopes of creating the first truly professional tutoring service.

Eric is currently a second-year student at the Yale University School of Medicine where he is a member of the Education Policy Committee.In his first year at Yale, he was a Donald J. Cohen Child Psychiatry Fellow at the Yale Child Study Center.Additionally, he was awarded the David E. Rogers Fellowship by the New York Academy of Medicine and the CMHS Jeanne Spurlock Minority Medical Student Clinical Fellowship from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

After graduating from Georgetown University with honors in 1991 with a degree in Science, Technology, and International Affairs, he worked as the Argentina correspondent for Bloomberg Business News and as a Latin American bond trader for Morgan Stanley.During his pre-medical studies from 1999 to 2002 at Columbia University, Eric worked as a teaching assistant in the chemistry department.

Eric recently started competing in long-distance outrigger canoe races.In high school, he was a tennis All-American and he rowed for Georgetown University 's crew.

Eric Arzubi Founder and CEO
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Eric Arzubi, Founder and CEO

Eric has a passion for helping kids of all abilities and ages succeed in school. He founded Raging Knowledge in December 2000 with the hope of creating the first truly professional tutoring service.

Beginning in May 2007, Eric will be available on a limited basis to provide learning support and educational care coordination for particularly challenging cases.
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Eric will be graduating in May 2008 from the Yale University School of Medicine, where he was a three-year member of the Education Policy and Curriculum Committee. Throughout his time at Yale, he has been a Donald J. Cohen Child Psychiatry Fellow at the Yale Child Study Center and he was the Fellowship's student leader in 2004/2005.

Additionally, he was awarded the David E. Rogers Fellowship by the New York Academy of Medicine and the CMHS Jeanne Spurlock Minority Medical Student Clinical Fellowship from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP). Eric currently holds a three-year appointment as a member of AACAP's Schools Committee.

Eric plans to pursue a clinical career at the intersection of child psychiatry and K-12 education.

After graduating from Georgetown University with honors in 1991 with a degree in Science, Technology, and International Affairs, he worked as the Argentina correspondent for Bloomberg Business News and as a Latin American bond trader for Morgan Stanley. Eric is a native Spanish speaker, speaks German fluently, studied French for 9 years and Japanese for 3 years. During his pre-medical studies from 1999 to 2002 at Columbia University, Eric worked as a teaching assistant in the chemistry department.

Eric started competing in long-distance outrigger canoe races in 2001. In high school, he was a tennis All-American and he rowed for Georgetown University's crew in 1989 and 1990.

Raging Knowledge is owned and operated by a husband-and-wife team, Eric Arzubi and Ela Mata.
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Eric started Raging Knowledge to set a higher standard of professionalism and quality for tutoring services.

Eric R. ArzubiYale University School of Medicine
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Through the Rogers Fellowship, Mr. Arzubi chose to focus on the secondary mental health benefits of EOL, which had not been previously examined.Mr. Arzubi was able to successfully measure the link between school performance and mental health by designing a protocol, which monitors 2nd and 3rd graders who receive EOL for one and two years, and compares them to students who have not participated in any EOL intervention.So far he has discovered a distinct correlation between literacy and mental health.Thus far, he has been able to successfully correlate poor reading scores with disruptive behavior.On a personal level, Mr. Arzubi was also instrumental in helping a struggling high school student enhance key academic skills and improve self-confidence by utilizing fellowships funds to tutor him one-on-one.Mr. Arzubi writes: "My experience as a David E. Rogers Fellow will undoubtedly prove to be a key step in my development as a child-centered physician.