I love sharing mathematics with students and learning from their perspectives. It's important to me to present students with opportunities to struggle with challenging (but interesting!) problems and develop their ideas independently and in collaboration with their peers. In working towards these goals, I'm often incorporating non-traditional (i.e. non-lecture-based) teaching into my courses to promote student-led discussion and inquiry.

Current Courses

During Summer 2021, I will be teaching

MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Past Courses

(Course webpages for Spring 2015 and later are in HuskyCT/Blackboard)

Spring 2021: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Spring 2021: MATH 2142 - Advanced Calculus II

Fall 2020: MATH 2141 - Advanced Calculus I

Fall 2020: MATH 3094 - Mathematics & Politics

Spring 2020: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Spring 2020: MATH 2710 - Transition to Advanced Mathematics

Spring 2020: MATH 3799 - Reading Group on Rings and Modules

Fall 2019: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Fall 2019: MATH 3230 - Abstract Algebra I

Fall 2019: UNIV 1784 - Mathematics, Political Representation, and Gerrymandering

Spring 2019: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Spring 2019: MATH 3240 - Introduction to Number Theory

Fall 2018: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Fall 2018: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Fall 2018: UNIV 1784 - Mathematics, Political Representation, and Gerrymandering

Summer 2018: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Spring 2018: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Spring 2018: MATH 3250 - Combinatorics

Fall 2017: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Spring 2017: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Spring 2017: MATH 2710 - Transition to Advanced Mathematics

Fall 2016: MATH 1131Q - Calculus I

Fall 2016: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Summer 2016: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Spring 2016: MATH 1070QQ - Mathematics for Business and Economics (Hybrid)

Spring 2016: MATH 2130Q - Honors Multivariable Calculus

Fall 2015: MATH 1132Q - Calculus II

Fall 2015: MATH 3230 - Abstract Algebra I

Fall 2015: MATH 5000 - Mathematical Pedagogy

Summer 2015: MATH 3160 - Probability

Spring 2015: MATH 1070Q - Mathematics for Business and Economics (Hybrid)

Spring 2015: MATH 1152Q - Honors Calculus II (Flipped)

Spring 2015: MATH 3240 - Introduction to Number Theory

Intersession 2015: MATH 1070Q - Mathematics for Business and Economics (Flipped)

Fall 2014: MATH 1070Q - Mathematics for Business and Economics (Hybrid)

Fall 2014: MATH 1151Q - Honors Calculus I (Flipped)

Fall 2014: MATH 2360Q - Geometry

Spring 2014: MATH 1070Q - Mathematics for Business and Economics (Hybrid)

Spring 2014: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Spring 2014: MATH 2710 - Transition to Advanced Mathematics

Fall 2013: MATH 1070Q - Mathematics for Business and Economics

Fall 2013: MATH 2110Q - Multivariable Calculus

Expository Talks

Introduction to game theory.

Math Club, University of Connecticut, September 2015

To cooperate or not to cooperate: an introduction to game theory.

ECE Recertification Workshop, University of Connecticut, August 2015

A representation-theoretic perspective on voting theory.

VIGRE Graduate Student Seminar, University of Georgia, November 2013

The mathematics of voting and elections.

Math Club, University of Connecticut, September 2013