About me

I am an Associate Professor of Mathematics at New College of Florida in Sarasota.

My research expertise is in geometric analysis, where I am interested in a number of topics involving geometry, analysis, topology and mathematical physics. I teach all kinds of subjects at all levels and believe that mathematics is for everybody.

I’m originally from Colorado and spent many years living in the greater Boston area. I attended Tufts University (interspersed with a couple years at the Berklee College of Music) for my undergraduate degree and MIT for my PhD, and had postdoctoral positions at Brown University and Northeastern University.

Outside of mathematics, I enjoy music, cooking, and the outdoors.

Employment and Education

2021-present: Associate Professor of Mathematics, New College of Florida.

2016-2021: Assistant Professor of Mathematics, New College of Florida.

Fall 2019: Research Member, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute.

2013-2016: Research Instructor, Mathematics Department, Northeastern University.

2010-2013: Tamarkin Assistant Professor, Mathematics Department, Brown University.

2010: Ph.D. Mathematics, MIT. Student of Richard Melrose.

2004: B.A. Mathematics & Physics, Tufts University.