• I am currently supervising a project in combinatorial game theory through the Illinois Combinatorics Lab for Undergraduate Experiences.

• In Summer 2021, I mentored a problem about particular ratios of F-polynomials in cluster algebras associated with r-Kronecker quivers as part of the UMN Combinatorics REU.

• In summer 2020, I was a TA for three problems (about F-polynomials formulas for cluster algebras associated to r-Kronecker quivers, q-continued fractions, and virtual resolutions of monomial ideals) in the UMN Combinatorics REU and one problem (about generalized alternating sign matrices) in the Polymath Jr. REU.

• In both the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 academic years, I was a mentor for the Mathematics Project at Minnesota, a four day workshop for students from historically underrepresented groups. The workshop focuses on community building, professional development, and diversity training.

• In summer 2017, I was a TA for two problems (one about parameterizations of k non-negative matrices and another about rules of three for Schur Q-functions and loop symmetric functions) in the UMN Combinatorics REU. The k non-negativity problem resulted in two papers.

• I co-organize the UIUC IRT seminar with Philippe di Francesco and Rinat Kedem.

• I co-organize the UIUC Algebra-Geometry-Combinatorics seminar with Gidon Orelowitz, Avery St. Dizier, and Alexander Yong.

• I co-organized the Schubert Summer School @ UIUC (with Andrew Hardt, Reuven Hodges, Avery St. Dizier, and Alexander Yong) in June 2023.

• During the 2023 Joint Mathematics Meetings, I co-organized the special session "MSRI (SLMath) Special Session on Summer Research in Mathematics (SRiM): Cluster Algebras and Related Topics" with Esther Banaian and Sunita Chepuri.

• In October 2022, I co-organized AlGeCom XXII with Avery St. Dizier and Alexander Yong.

• During Fall 2021, Spring 2021, and Fall 2022, I was one of the co-organizers for the UIUC Student Cluster Algebra Seminar.

• In April 2021, I was one of the co-organizers for the (virtual) Graduate Student Combinatorics Conference, an annual conference for graduate students interested in combinatorial topics. Almost all talks were recorded and are available here.

• During the 2017-2018 academic year, I co-organized the University of Minnesota Student Combinatorics Seminar with Galen Dorpalen-Barry.

Theses:

• PhD thesis: Structural Properties of Reciprocal Generalized Cluster Algebras

• Undergraduate thesis: A Combinatorial Approach to the Inscribed Square Problem

Expository:

• The Fundamental Theorem of Tropical Geometry (written for a course in commutative and homological algebra in Fall 2017)