Welcome!
I am a sixth-year Ph.D. student in the Department of Mathematics at Rutgers University. I currently plan to graduate at the end of this academic year.
I have been the president of GRADient, the LGBTQ professional and graduate student association at Rutgers University, since June 2020. During this time, I successfully applied to make GRADient a recognized Graduate Student Organization.
I graduated magna cum laude from Boston College with a B.A. in mathematics and a minor in philosophy, and I was awarded Departmental Honors in Mathematics. I also took courses in the Lynch School of Education.
I was inducted into the Order of the Cross and Crown, an honor society that recognizes students who both achieved academic excellence and had an important impact on the community through service and leadership.
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In addition to mathematics, I am interest in teaching, advocacy, and special education. I am committed
to creating a welcoming environment for all students that promotes their accademic success.
To view my experiences that focus on advocacy and diverse learners, click here.
Teaching
As a high schooler, I began to realize how much of an impact my teachers had on me and have wanted to become a teacher ever since.
As I gained more teaching experience, my passion for teaching grew.
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the responsibilities for these experiences, click here.
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professional devlopment, click here.
Research
My primary research interests are discrete mathematics,
experimental mathematics and computer-assisted proving, and algorithmic algebraic geometry. I am working with Doron
Zeilberger.
To view my papers, click here.