Mathematics Faculty

My research interests include combinatorics, algebraic geometry, Galois theory, and mathematical physics.

My primary research interest is software development. My most recent project centers on algorithm visualization.

I teach a wide range of courses in computer science, including courses in algorithms, theory of computation, and various aspects of software development.

In teaching, I have found Federico Ardila's axioms helpful as a reminder of the basic principles from which to grow.

I enjoy working collaboratively to find meaning in complex data. My research interests include statistical machine learning, applied statistics, sports analytics, and statistics education. I would be happy to talk with you about statistics and data science opportunities at Lawrence!

Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Instructor of Starting STEM Savvy (Summer Institute)