Committees:

HPEC 2022 Scaling HPC Education Special Session Planning Committee, 2022.

Mathematics Department Directed Reading Program Planning Committee, Spring 2019 – Spring 2021.

Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics Planning Committee, Fall 2016 – Spring 2021.

Vanderbilt Math Club Graduate Student Advisor, Fall 2016 – Spring 2018.

Undergraduate Talks:

This Title is False, Part II, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Spring 2020.

Transcending the Rational, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Fall 2019.

What’s Yellow and Equivalent to the Axiom of Choice?, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Spring 2019.

This Title is False, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Fall 2018.

The Limitations of Ruler-and-Compass Constructions, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Spring 2018.

Hilbert’s Hotel and Cardinality, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Fall 2017.

Weird Models, presented at the Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society Induction Ceremony, Fall 2017 & Fall 2019.

Computability and the Church-Turing Thesis, presented at the Vanderbilt Undergraduate Seminar in Mathematics, Spring 2017.

The Axiom of Choice, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Splash!, Fall 2015.

Understanding Infinity: Ordinals and Cardinals, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Splash!, Fall 2015.

Elementary Introduction to Set Theory, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Sprinkler!, Spring 2013.

Arithmetic on Clocks: When 2 + 2 = 1, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Sprinkler!, Spring 2013.

Topological Oddities: Mobius Strips, Klein Bottles, and more, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Sprinkler!, Spring 2013.

The Size of the Natural Numbers and Other Infinities, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Sprinkler!, Spring 2013.

Quarks, Electrons, and More, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Sprinkler!, Spring 2013.

Intro to Set Theory, presented at MIT Educational Studies Program’s Splash!, Fall 2012.