I am a recent Ph.D. graduate from the Colorado State University Department of Mathematics. There, I was advised by Maria Gillespie and participated in the Moduli and Enumeration Research group. My research interests include algebraic combinatorics and its interplays with enumerative combinatorics and algebraic geometry. My current research involves the combinatorics of moduli spaces of curves.
I am currently on the job market for academic jobs beginning Fall 2026!
Previously, I obtained a master's degree in mathematics from Colorado State University. Before that, I obtained a B.S. in mathematics and computer science from Eastern Mennonite University.
Recent/Upcoming Travel:
November 7–8: Speaking at the Special Session on Algebraic and Geometric Combinatorics at the AMS Fall Western Sectional Meeting at ASU.
July 27–August 7: Attending the CIMPA School on Combinatorial Structures in Geometry, Graphs, and Symmetry at UCR, Costa Rica, where I will serve as a TA for the mini-course "Introduction to Symmetric Functions".
July 20–24: Spoke at Permutation Patterns 2026 at Cal State LA.
July 13–17: Attended FPSAC 2026 at U. Washington.
May 11–15: Attended the M0,ntreal ISM Discovery School on Combinatorics of moduli of curves in genus 0 and Chow rings of matroids at UQAM, Canada, where I served as the TA for the mini-course "Combinatorics and geometry of moduli spaces of genus-0 stable curves".
April 18–19: Spoke at the Special Session on Classical Questions through the lens of Birational Algebraic Geometry at the AMS Spring Central Sectional Meeting at NDSU.
Contact Info:
email: [first name].[last name (with hyphen)]@colostate.edu