I aim to build sustainable systems in which undergraduate students can develop mathematical independence through research, peer learning, and problem solving.
I supervise undergraduate students through seminars, guided problem solving, small research projects, and collaborative manuscript preparation.
The program is designed to help students progress from learning advanced mathematics to conducting original research.
Selected outcomes
Three-page indices of torus links, published in Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications with undergraduate students Useong Jang and Minseo Lee
Fox p-Colorings as Fixed Points of Braid Representations, joint with Neungjoo Goh, Suah Jeong, and Seungbin Oh, to appear in Involve
Additional undergraduate research projects have led to manuscripts that are currently under review.
PrimeMath is an undergraduate mathematics problem-solving group founded in 2024.
The program combines:
peer mentoring between senior and junior students,
study of past competition problems,
problem-solving seminars,
experience sharing by previous prize winners,
mock examinations and feedback.
Selected outcomes
2024
Two bronze medalists
2025
One bronze medalist
Outstanding Mathematics Club
2026-2 Topology II, General Geometry, Mathematics Education Research
2026-1 Topology I, Differential Geometry, Combinatorics and Graph theory, Mathematics Education Research
2025-2 Topology II, General Geometry, Combinatorics and Graph theory, Algebra III, Mathematics Education Research
2025-1 Topology I, Differential Geometry, Mathematics Education Research
2024-2 Calculus II, Topology II, General Geometry, Combinatorics and Graph theory
2024-1 Calculus I, Topology I, Differential Geometry, Mathematics Education Research