I am a first-year graduate student at the University of Georgia. Before that, I earned an undergraduate degree in Mathematics at the University of California, San Diego. You can find a copy of my CV here (last updated Spring 2019).

I am broadly interested in algebraic aspects of geometry and topology – my undergraduate research was in Algebraic Topology with the inimitable Justin Roberts, which involved a study of spectral sequences, homotopy theory, fiber bundles, classifying spaces, and characteristic classes.

This semester (Fall 2019), I am the teaching assistant for UGA’s Math 2200. I’m available for drop-in tutoring every Tuesday and Wednesday from 5PM to 8PM in Boyd 204, and office hours by appointment.

# Resources

Under Resources, I’ve assembled some math-related advice, recommendations, and answers to questions that I often hear students ask.

## Talks/Seminars/Etc.

• Some slides (HTML, PDF) and notes from a Mathematic Subject GRE workshop that I held in Spring 2019 at UC San Diego.
• I host a fork of the Arxiv Sanity Preserver , which regularly indexes papers from a number of Mathematics categories on Arxiv.com.
• A gallery of math-related images and diagrams I’ve created for various talks and papers, as well as various other photos.
• An animated visualization of persistent homology on a time-evolving simplicial complex. (Work in Progress!)
• A square topology toy in HTML/Canvas, designed to visualize walking around and drawing graphs in spaces with topologies arising from identifying the edges of a square.
• A 3D visualization of familiar toplogical spaces embedded into $\RR^3$ (using the 3D Javascript library Three.js)
• A giant diagram of algebraic structures
• My (rather unorganized!) directory of various notes

# Recent Posts

## Moments and Center of Mass

As part of our teaching training course at UGA, we wrote up and presented a small talk on various topics from Multivariable Calculus. I tried to give a sligh...

## Research Workflow

In the last year of my undergraduate degree, I did two quarters of undergraduate research, and the purpose of this post is to capture some of the research pr...