Teaching

My teaching style is heavily influenced by my scholarship in algebraic combinatorics and my personality. As a reseacher, I am highly collaborative; many of my insights and accomplishments have come from group dsicussion. But equally important is productive failure—describing and understanding those ideas that don’t work. As I approach teaching, I often look to recreate my experiences in respectful and productive research envirnoments. After years of experiencing my own math-anxiety, I frame my class architecture around building trust and community.

Courses taught at DePaul University

Course numbers in the table below link to descriptions from the DePaul academic catalog. Students can view their class websites on D2L.

Term Course Number Course Name
Winter 2024 MAT 141 Discrete Mathematics II
Winter 2024 MAT 150 Calculus I
Spring 2023 MAT 130 Functions and Mathematical Models
Spring 2023 MAT 152 Calculus III
Winter 2023 MAT 151 Calculus II
Winter 2023 MAT 620 Geometry
Autumn 2022 MAT 150 Calculus I
Autumn 2022 MAT 335 Real Analysis I
Spring 2022 MAT 140 Discrete Mathematics I
Spring 2022 MAT 150 Calculus I
Winter 2022 MAT 215 Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
Winter 2022 MAT 302 Combinatorics
Autumn 2021 MAT 397 Mathematical Pedagogy: Theory and Practice
Autumn 2021 MAT 680 Real Analysis
Summer 2021 MAT 156 Summer Calculus
Spring 2021 MAT 262 Calculus III
Spring 2021 MAT 303 Theory of Numbers
Winter 2021 MAT 398 Senior Capstone Seminar
Winter 2021 MAT 620 Geometry
Autumn 2020 MAT 397 Mathematical Pedagogy: Theory and Practice
Autumn 2020 MAT 680 Real Analysis
Spring 2020 MAT 215 Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
Autumn 2019 MAT 150 Calculus I
Autumn 2019 MAT 320 Geometry I

Courses taught at other institutions

  • 2017 - 2019: Northeastern University, Boston, MA
    • Combinatorial Mathematics (for math majors)
    • Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning (for math majors)
    • Calculus II (for science and engineering majors)
  • 2014 - 2017: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
    • Finite Mathematics
    • Calculus I (for science and engineering majors)
    • Calculus I (for life and management sciences)