I’m a graduate student in the Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management (QERM) program at the University of Washington. I’m working on several projects with Jim Anderson (fisheries), Sam Clark (sociology), and Sandor Toth (forestry). See my research page for a rundown on the different projects.

After studying math at Harvey Mudd College (c/o ’06), I spent a bit over two years teaching math and physics in Tanzania with the Peace Corps.

I’d be happy to talk to anyone interested in either QERM or the Peace Corps, just shoot me an e-mail.

Since leaving Tanzania I’ve forgotten a lot of Swahili, but there’s quite a bit left and I love any opportunity to practice.

I like games a lot; my absolute favorites are sheepshead and go, but backgammon, euchre, cribbage, dominion and more are all always welcome.

If you're interested, at the bottom of the page you can see my (outdated) CV and a textbook for the Tanzanian Basic Applied Mathematics A-level Course that I wrote while in Peace Corps.

--last updated October 2011