I am an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Math Department at Rutgers University, where I joined the faculty in Fall 2019. In this position, my primary roles are teaching classes, helping to improve the undergraduate curriculum, and mentoring undergraduates as they prepare for their future careers. Prior to this, I was a graduate student at Rutgers University, where I did my dissertation under the direction of Michael Vogelius. I received my Ph.D. in May 2019.
I am currently (Fall 2020) the instructor for Math 115 Sections 10-12, and Math 151 Sections 13-15 and Sections 16-18. Information on these courses for current students can be found on Canvas.
Information about what I have taught in the past as well as what I'm currently working on in terms of improving my teaching and developments around the department can be found on my Teaching page.
I have been involved in several different types of research projects over the years. My dissertation research was in the area of Partial Differential Equations and Numerical Analysis and dealt with thin inhomogeneities of the conductivity problem.