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I find teaching and mentoring challenging, but very rewarding. Here are courses where I have served as principal instructor. I also served as course coordinator for Calculus II at Smith College.​

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  • Calculus III, Colgate University, Fall 2021

  • Calculus II, Colgate University, Fall 2021

  • Introduction to Measure Theory, Smith College, Spring 2021

  • Introduction to Modern Algebra, Smith College, Spring 2021

  • Calculus II, Smith College, Spring 2020

  • Calculus II, Smith College, Fall 2020

  • Quantum Group Theory (Special Studies), Smith College, Fall 2020

  • Graph Theory, Smith College, Spring 2020

  • Calculus II, Smith College, Spring 2020

  • Honors Project, Smith College, Spring 2020

  • Multivariable Calculus, Smith College, Fall 2019

  • Calculus II, Smith College, Fall 2019

  • Quantum Cryptography (Special Studies), Smith College, Fall 2019

  • Topics in Abstract Algebra, Smith College, Spring 2019

  • Introduction to Modern Algebra, Smith College, Spring 2019

  • Calculus I, Smith College, Fall 2018

  • Discrete Mathematical Structures, University of Missouri, Spring 2018

  • Calculus III, University of Missouri, Spring 2018

  • The Theory of Numbers, University of Missouri, Fall 2017

  • Discrete Mathematical Structures, University of Missouri, Fall 2017

  • Calculus III, University of Missouri, Spring 2017

  • Higher Algebra, University of Missouri, Fall 2016

  • Discrete Mathematical Structures, University of Missouri, Fall 2016

  • Matrix Theory, University of Missouri, Spring 2016

  • Calculus III, University of Missouri, Fall 2015

  • Calculus I, University of Iowa, Fall 2014

  • Elementary Functions, University of Iowa, Spring 2013

  • Finite Mathematics, Indiana University, Fall 2005

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​I am also very much enjoy mentoring students in research. Last year I was principle director of Wenqin Chen's honors thesis at Smith, which earned the distinction "Highest Honors." The previous year, I directed Ojaswi Acharya, Stella Li and Jasmine Noory in a research project which ultimately became the paper "Tracking the variety of interleavings." On my postdoc, I wrote two papers with Killian Meehan while he was a grad student at Mizzou. I also directed Katelyn Gutteridge's Masters thesis.

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  • Wenqin Chen, AB, Smith College

  • Ojaswi Acharya, AB, Smith College

  • Stella Li, AB, Smith College

  • Jasmine Noory, Postbacc, Smith College

  • Killian Meehan, PhD, University of Missouri

  • Katelyn Gutteridge, MA, University of Missouri

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I also like organizing conferences. Here's some conferences and seminars that I've helped with.

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  • 􏰃Hudson River Undergraduate Math Conference (HRUMC), Keene State College (virtual conference), co- organizer, April 2021

  • 􏰃Women in Mathematics in New England (WIMIN), Smith College (virtual conference), co-organizer, October 2020

  • 􏰃HRUMC, Mount Holyoke College, co-organizer, March 2020 (canceled due to COVID-19)

  • 􏰃HRUMC, Smith College, co-organizer and local organizer, March 2019

  • 􏰃Topological Data Analysis Reading Group, Smith College, co-organizer, Fall 2018

  • 􏰃Fifth Conference on Geometric Methods in Representation Theory, University of Iowa, co-organizer,

    November 2017

  • 􏰃Fourth Conference on Geometric Methods in Representation Theory, University of Missouri, co-organizer, November 2016

  • 􏰃Representation Theory of Algebras Reading Seminar, University of Missouri, organizer Fall 2015-2016

  • 􏰃Graduate Student Group Representation/Group Cohomology Seminar, University of Iowa, founder 2011, organizer 2011-2015