• Math 140: Metric Differential Geometry, UC Berkeley: Instructor of record in Fall 2025 and Fall 2026.
• Math 141: Differential Topology, UC Berkeley: Instructor of record in Spring 2026 and scheduled to teach the course again in Spring 2027.
• Math 1120: Calculus II, Cornell University: Instructor of record in Fall 2023. I used a combination of lecture and active-learning strategies in the classroom.
• Math 1920: Multivariable Calculus, Cornell University: Teaching assistant during both semesters of the 2019–2020 academic year.
• SPUR REU, Cornell University: In Summer 2022, I co-led a project on symplectic embeddings of ellipsoids into polydisks with Tara Holm and Morgan Weiler. The project resulted in a paper with the student participants.
• Ithaca High School Mathematics Seminars: I designed and taught two two-month minicourses in 2021 and 2022. The courses explored continued fractions, Farey diagrams, and Diophantine equations.
• Denver Public Schools Math Fellow: During the 2016–2017 academic year, I provided small-group mathematics instruction to third- through fifth-grade students at Castro Elementary School. I also ran an after-school computer programming club.
• Association for Women in Mathematics at Cornell: I served as outreach co-chair for three years. During that time, my co-chair and I organized two Julia Robinson Math Festivals at Cornell.
• Student Mentoring: I helped organize a mentoring program for incoming mathematics Ph.D. students at Cornell and participated as a mentor in Cornell AWM’s undergraduate mentoring program.
• Expand Your Horizons: I organized and volunteered with the mathematics program for Cornell’s Expand Your Horizons, a STEM program for middle-school girls. In my session, students explored tic-tac-toe on a torus.
• Postdoc Seminar: I co-organized a seminar for math postdocs at UC Berkeley to share their research with the department and build community amongst the postdocs.
• AMS–AWM Special Session: I co-organized the special session on Women and Gender Minorities in Symplectic and Contact Geometry at the 2024 Joint Mathematics Meetings.
• Symplectic Squad: I organized a symplectic geometry reading group at Cornell beginning in 2020.
• “What Is?” Seminar: I organized two semesters of a seminar in which Cornell mathematics faculty introduced their research to graduate students.
• Olivetti Club: I organized Cornell’s graduate-student mathematics seminar in Spring 2020.