“The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image, but giving them the opportunity to create themselves.” — Steven Spielberg
While I have not had much mentoring experience, I hope to change that in graduate school. In principle, I am willing to advise undergraduate students (provided capacity) with sufficient mathematical maturity, and I am always happy to advise indirectly via email!
APMA Directed Reading Program
For Brown undergraduates, I am happy to announce that I will be serving as a mentor in the APMA DRP for both semesters in the AY 2026 - 2027. You may refer to the following topics and the linked syllabi to get more information. If you are interested, please apply through the form on the DRP website. If you are seeing this after the semester has passed, the syllabi are hopefully a useful collection of resources to learn on your own!
Undergraduate Research
I am currently unable to supervise any individual students, but please keep on the lookout for any projects I post! For any projects, I expect students to have a strong background in upper-level probability theory/linear algebra, some exposure to real analysis, and coding background in Python, MATLAB, or comparable scientific programming language.