Service, outreach, and other activities
In May of 2018, I volunteered at a Math outreach event at our local museum MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation.
In April of 2018, I served on an AWM Panel "Graduate School and Beyond".
In February of 2018, I hosted a UCSB "Faculty Nights". Faculty Nights is an interactive event that bridges the gap between students and faculty through the exploration of a hot topic. This event's hot topic will be "Inequality is statistically significant! An uncensored discussion about gender discrimination."
In December of 2017, I taught a lesson on topology at a high school in New York City and spoke to the students about "a day in the life of a mathematician". (Avenues: The World School)
In March of 2017, I served on a panel about "Life in Academia" as a part of the Women in STEM Mentorship Program for undergraduate students at UCSB.
In the Summer of 2016, I was a Teaching Assistant for the IAS Women and Mathematics Program.
I co-organized the Topology Students Workshop (June 6 - 10, 2016) with Dan Margalit. TSW is a professional development workshop for Ph.D. students in Geometry and Topology funded by the NSF.
From Fall 2013 - Spring 2016 I organized the Purdue Geometry Seminar.
I co-organized the 4th semi-annual Geometry, Groups, and Dynamics Day (March 5, 2016).
I served on a job panel and gave a workshop as a part of the Purdue Basic Skills Workshop, which is professional development workshop for graduate students.
In the Summer of 2012 and Summer of 2013 I was an instructional assistant for the NJ Partnership for Excellence in Middle School Mathematics, mathematics outreach program for Middle School Teachers.
In the Summer of 2012 I was a teaching consultant at Rutgers University. I conducted teaching consultations for fellow graduate students acting as instructors of record for summer courses.
In the Fall of 2010 and Spring of 2011 I was a Head TA for Math 135 at Rutgers University. I shared administrative duties with the course coordinator, and set up and maintained online WebWork homework system.
In April of 2018, I served on an AWM Panel "Graduate School and Beyond".
In February of 2018, I hosted a UCSB "Faculty Nights". Faculty Nights is an interactive event that bridges the gap between students and faculty through the exploration of a hot topic. This event's hot topic will be "Inequality is statistically significant! An uncensored discussion about gender discrimination."
In December of 2017, I taught a lesson on topology at a high school in New York City and spoke to the students about "a day in the life of a mathematician". (Avenues: The World School)
In March of 2017, I served on a panel about "Life in Academia" as a part of the Women in STEM Mentorship Program for undergraduate students at UCSB.
In the Summer of 2016, I was a Teaching Assistant for the IAS Women and Mathematics Program.
I co-organized the Topology Students Workshop (June 6 - 10, 2016) with Dan Margalit. TSW is a professional development workshop for Ph.D. students in Geometry and Topology funded by the NSF.
From Fall 2013 - Spring 2016 I organized the Purdue Geometry Seminar.
I co-organized the 4th semi-annual Geometry, Groups, and Dynamics Day (March 5, 2016).
I served on a job panel and gave a workshop as a part of the Purdue Basic Skills Workshop, which is professional development workshop for graduate students.
In the Summer of 2012 and Summer of 2013 I was an instructional assistant for the NJ Partnership for Excellence in Middle School Mathematics, mathematics outreach program for Middle School Teachers.
In the Summer of 2012 I was a teaching consultant at Rutgers University. I conducted teaching consultations for fellow graduate students acting as instructors of record for summer courses.
In the Fall of 2010 and Spring of 2011 I was a Head TA for Math 135 at Rutgers University. I shared administrative duties with the course coordinator, and set up and maintained online WebWork homework system.