Placement and course pathways
I help organize placement workshops and advising at the start of the academic year, assisting students in choosing courses suited to their preparation and goals.
Princeton mathematics
Teaching and advising
At Princeton, I teach courses from introductory calculus and linear algebra to proof-based mathematics, often serving as course head for large, multi-section offerings.
Current teaching
In Fall 2026, I am course head for MAT 103: Calculus I and MAT 214: Numbers, Equations, and Proofs.
Course leadership
I teach across Princeton's undergraduate mathematics curriculum, from introductory calculus and linear algebra to proof-based mathematics. As course head for large, multi-section offerings, I coordinate teaching teams of faculty members and graduate instructors serving approximately 200–350 students.
I also designed and lead MAT 152: Mathematical Communication in the Quantitative Disciplines for the Freshman Scholars Institute.
Princeton Lecturer Corps
Curriculum and foundational teaching
I am a member of Princeton's Lecturer Corps, a collaboration between the College and several STEM departments connected with broader efforts to strengthen teaching and curricular development in foundational courses.
Advising and mentorship
My work beyond individual courses includes mathematics placement and course-sequence advising, mentorship of graduate instructors in MAT 500, supervision of undergraduate independent work and summer research, and service as a faculty adviser in Whitman College.
Independent work and instruction
I supervise undergraduate independent work and summer research and mentor graduate students developing their teaching through MAT 500.
Whitman College
As a faculty adviser, I work with first- and second-year students on course selection and longer-term academic planning.