Hello!

I’m a fourth year math PhD candidate at the University of Michigan. I previously earned a math B.S. from UCSB in the College of Creative Studies. My mathematical interests include the cohomology of arithmetic groups & mapping class groups, Steinberg modules, and homological stability. I’m advised by Jenny Wilson.

I’m very grateful to be supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and a Rackham Merit Fellowship (Rackham Science Award).

Beyond learning and doing math, I enjoy teaching math, playing soccer, reading, skateboarding, skiing, hiking, dj’ing, and thrifting.

Do not hesitate to reach out!

Teaching

• UM Math 116 (Calc II) (Winter 2025)
• UM Math 115 (Calc I) (Fall 2023, Winter 2024)

Talks

• Configuration Spaces Summer School 2026: Braid groups (slides)
• UM Student Dynamics/ Geometry/ Topology: Configuration spaces & braid groups (Mar 2026)
• UM Student Dynamics/ Geometry/ Topology: An introduction to operads (Nov 2025)
• UM Student Commutative Algebra: From K_0 to higher algebraic K-theory (Nov 2025, incomplete notes.)
• UM Student Commutative Algebra: Cohen-Macaulay simplicial complexes (Apr 2025)
• UM Student Dynamics/ Geometry/ Topology: Poincaré duality groups (Nov 2024)
• UM Student Commutative Algebra: Introduction to group cohomology (Oct 2024)
• UM Student Commutative Algebra: Progress in Big & Small Cohen-Macaulay modules (Mar 2024)

Undergraduate papers

• Topology of augmented bergman complexes with E. Bullock, A. Kelley, V. Reiner, K. Ren, D. Shen, B. Sun, A. Tao, and Z. Zhang (Electronic Journal of Combinatorics).
• On the Cauchy transform of the complex power function with B. Faktor and M. Kuhn (Ball State Mathematics Exchange).

Other

• Modular principal series representation of GL2 over finite rings.
• Lattice models and puzzles for Dual Weak symmetric Grothendieck Polynomials with E. Bullock, N. Caplinger, A. Chin, N. Davis, and C. Frechette.
• An intro to vanishing theorems in local cohomology, written as a final project for UM Math 614 (Commutative Algebra), Fall 2023.
• Notes on the Künneth theorem, Summer 2024.