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Graduate Research
Graduate Research
Dissertation work ---------------------------------------------- Fall 2022-Summer 2024
Dissertation work ---------------------------------------------- Fall 2022-Summer 2024
with Dr. Mark Brittenham, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
with Dr. Mark Brittenham, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Dissertation: Virtual Unknotting for Families of Virtual Torus Knots
Inclusive Instruction Focus Groups ------------------------- Spring 2021-Summer 2021
Inclusive Instruction Focus Groups ------------------------- Spring 2021-Summer 2021
with Dr. Michelle Homp and Sally Ahrens, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
with Dr. Michelle Homp and Sally Ahrens, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Focus group interviews with students of color and first-generation students in unique UNL math courses Intermeditae Algebra (Math 100A) and Contemporary Mathematics (Math 203/203J), followed by a write up of recommendations to instructors for ways to make courses more welcoming, inclusive, and beneficial to students.
Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate Research
Ronald E. McNair Scholars senior thesis ---------------------- Spring 2017-Spring 2018
Ronald E. McNair Scholars senior thesis ---------------------- Spring 2017-Spring 2018
with Dr. Taylor Martin, Sam Houston State University
with Dr. Taylor Martin, Sam Houston State University
On invariants of virtual knots and extending the Jones Polynomial to virtual knots.
Graph Theory undergraduate research course ---------------- Spring 2017-Spring 2018
Graph Theory undergraduate research course ---------------- Spring 2017-Spring 2018
with Dr. Ken Smith, Sam Houston State University
with Dr. Ken Smith, Sam Houston State University
On families of graphs and the Graph Reconstruction Conjecture
Summer REU's
Summer REU's
Number Theory/Cryptography NSF REU, University of Texas - El Paso ---- Summer 2017
Number Theory/Cryptography NSF REU, University of Texas - El Paso ---- Summer 2017
with Dr. Emily Witt and Dr. Daniel Hernandez, University of Kansas
with Dr. Emily Witt and Dr. Daniel Hernandez, University of Kansas
On number theory, elliptic curve cryptography, and Python.
NSF ESP-REU, St. Mary’s College of Maryland ----------------------------- Summer 2016
NSF ESP-REU, St. Mary’s College of Maryland ----------------------------- Summer 2016
with Dr. Sandy Ganzell, St. Mary's College of Maryland
with Dr. Sandy Ganzell, St. Mary's College of Maryland
On knot theory, the Jones Polynomial, and knot invariant construction.
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