Felicia discovered her passion for teaching mathematics as a high schooler when volunteering as a math tutor at her charter school. She continued to tutor math, chemistry, and biology at Ohlone College while earning her associate’s degree in mathematics. Felicia transferred to UC Berkeley in 2020 and graduated with a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics and a minor in bioengineering. There, she worked as an Undergraduate Student Instructor for a calculus course and was a recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award in 2023. Felicia also teaches a mathematical proofs class for middle school students at Math Taught the Right Way, as well as classes for elementary and middle school students at Art of Problem Solving.

Teaching students from different math backgrounds has helped her learn many ways to teach similar concepts. In addition to math, Felicia has taught swimming and martial arts for many years. She loves to see her students gain confidence and enjoy learning, as well as learn study skills that can be applied to other classes. In her free time, Felicia enjoys practicing aikido, hiking, and backpacking.