Teaching

Helping students learn mathematics is a great joy. It is also a skill and art that I will keep perfecting. I am an MAA Project NExT (New Experiences in Teaching) fellow (2023-24 cohort) and I am looking forward to the new insights and inspirations generated from this experience.

Below is a list of courses I have taught, covering online and in-person modality, as well as big-class, small-class, and problem-based settings. 

At the University of Richmond:

• Math 245 Linear Algebra

• Math 300 Fundamentals of Abstract Math

At UW-Madison:

• MATH320 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations 

• MATH340 Elementary Matrix and Linear Algebra 

• MATH541 Modern Algebra 

At Princeton (as an instructor, under the guidance of senior faculty members):

• MAT100 Calculus Foundations (in-person, then online), Spring 2020

• MAT202 Linear Algebra with Applications, Spring 2019

At Princeton (other teaching experiences):

• Led orientation sessions for new teaching assistants in mathematics

• Held problem sessions for MAT100, 103 (Calculus I), and 202

• Graded for MAT202, 217 (Honors Linear Algebra), and 345 (Abstract Algebra)