Oberlin College
MATH 232: Linear Algebra , Fall 2026.
MATH 353: Topology, Fall 2026.
The Ohio State University
Linear Algebra and Differential Equations for Engineers, Spring 2026.
Linear Algebra, Fall 2026.
University of Virginia
Calculus 1, Spring 2024, Instructor of Record.
Intro to Financial Mathematics, Fall 2022, Instructor of Record.
Survey of Calculus 1, Fall 2021, Instructor of Record.
Survey of Calculus 1 with Algebra, Spring 2021, Teaching Assistant.
Transition to Higher Mathematics, Fall 2020, Teaching Assistant.
Winner of the mathematics department's Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 academic years.
Facilitator for Teaching as a Graduate Student, an orientation workshop for all students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Research Mentorship
I was a mentor for a group of four undergraduates doing research in knot theory, which began during the Summer 2024 UVA Topology REU.
In the Summer of 2022 I mentored a group of four students who developed a version of persistent homology to detect symmetry in datasets, also as part of the UVA Topology REU.
In the Spring of 2022 I mentored Faith Ellis as she completed a Directed Reading Program (DRP) on Seifert surfaces. In the Fall of 2021 I mentored Donovan Cates, whose DRP focused on Wirtinger presentations of knot groups.
Other Professional Development
In October 2025 I completed the Course Design Institute through the Ohio State Drake Center for Teaching and Learning. As part of this workshop, I developed a plan for an introductory undergraduate course in Topological Data Analysis.
I have completed Tier 1 of the Tomorrow's Professors Today program offered by the Center for Teaching Excellence at UVA. This involved trainings in inclusive pedagogy, accommodating students with disabilities, teaching in times of crisis, and effectively facilitating groupwork.
I have completed an online course on Teaching in a World with Generative AI at the University of Virginia.
In the Fall of 2023 I was selected to attend the Bucknell University Aspiring PUI Faculty Workshop.
I began learning about inclusive pedagogy and principles of universal design as an undergraduate, when I was working as an Outside Workshop Learning Session Leader and Quantitative Skills Tutor for Oberlin CLEAR.
An in-class activity inspired by the popular New York Times word puzzle.
A last-day-of-class graphic (inspired by Spotify Wrapped) for my Intro to Financial Mathematics class in Fall 2022.