Resume

Education

  • Kent State University
    • Doctor of Philosophy, Mathematics
    • Advisors: Artem Zvavitch and Matthieu Fradelizi
    • Anticipated Spring 2017
  • Kent State University
    • Master of Arts, Mathematics
    • Spring 2013
  • Youngstown State University
    • Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude
    • Major: Mathematics
    • Minor: Computer Science
    • Spring 2011

Positions

  • Visitng Graduate Student
    • Funded by Chateaubriand Fellowship and CNRS
    • Universite Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallee, France
    • Spring 2016- Summer 2016
  • Graduate Assistant
    • Kent State University
    • Fall 2011 - Present
  • REU Participant
    • Kent State University
    • Project on discrete version of Aleksandrov's Theorem
    • Summer 2010
  • Resident Assistant
    • Youngstown State University Housing & Residence Life
    • Fall 2008 - Spring 2011

Fields of Interest

Discrete and Convex Geometry, Combinatorics, Tomography, and High Dimensional Phenomena.

Publications & Preprints

  • ``Volume Product on Lipschitz-free Banach spaces'' (with M. Fradelizi and A. Zvavitch), in preparation
  • ``Polytopes of Maximal Volume Product'' (with M. Fradelizi and A. Zvavitch), in preparation
  • ``A discrete version of Koldobsky's slicing inequality'', (with M. Henk and A. Zvavitch), Isreal Journal of Mathematics, to appear
  • ``A Curiously Rational Result.'' PME Journal. 13.3 (2010): 129-131.
  • ``Cracking the Sudoku: A Deterministic Approach.'' (with Erica Cross and David Martin) UMAP Journal. 29.3 (2009): 381.

Presentations

  • ``A Discrete Version of Koldobsky's Slicing Inequality,'' Combinatorics Seminar,\\ Georgia Tech, Fall 2016
  • ``Volume product in the space of Lipschitz functions,'' Infinite Dimensional Analysis: Celebrating Richard Aron's Work and Impact, Kent State University, Fall 2016
  • ``Bodies of Extreme Volume Product,'' Graduate Student Seminar, Kent State University, Fall 2016
  • ``A Discrete Version of Koldobsky's Slicing Inequality,'' Workshop in Analysis and Probability at Texas A\&M University during the Concentration Week on Geometric Functional Analysis, College Station, Texas, Summer 2016
  • ``A Discrete Version of Koldobsky's Slicing Inequality,'', S\'eminaire d'Analyse Fonctionnelle, Institut de Math\'ematics de Jussieu-Paris Rive Gauche, France, Spring 2016
  • ``Convex and Discrete Geometry,'' S\'eminaire des doctorants, Universit\'{e} Paris-Est Marne-la-Vall\'{e}e, France, Spring 2016
  • ``Shadow Systems,'' Non-Linear Analysis Seminar, Kent State University, Fall 2015
  • ``Discrete Geometric Tomography,'' Non-Linear Analysis Seminar, Kent State University, Fall 2015
  • ``Mahler Conjecture,'' Non-Linear Analysis Seminar, Kent State University, Spring 2015
  • ``Discrete Slicing Inequalities,'' REU Colloquium, Kent State University, Summer 2015
  • ``Some Results from Ehrhart theory and the geometry of numbers,'' Graduate Student Seminar, Kent State University, Spring 2014
  • ``Convex Bodies in Isotropic Position,'' Non-Linear Analysis Seminar, Kent State University, Fall 2014
  • ``Discrete Geometric Tomography,'' Graduate Student Seminar, Kent State University, Fall 2014
  • ``Kahane's Inequality,'' Non-Linear Analysis Seminar, Kent State University, Spring 2014
  • ``Concentration of probability measures on symmetric convex sets,'' Graduate Student Seminar, Kent State University, Spring 2014
  • ``Commuting Additive Mappings on Simple Rings,'' Graduate Student Seminar, Kent State University, Fall 2013
  • ``Discrete Consideration of Aleksandrov's Projection Theorem,'' MathFest. PME \& MAA. Pittsburgh, PA. Aug 2010.
  • ``Techniques for Solving Nonlinear Diophantine Equations,'' QUEST. Youngstown State University. Youngstown, OH. Apr 2010.
  • ``An Application of the Riemann Zeta Function,'' MathFest. MAA \& PME. Portland, OR. Aug 2009.
  • ``Cracking the Sudoku,'' MathFest. PME \& MAA. Madison, WI. Jul 2008.

Conferences & Seminars

  • Infinite Dimensional Analysis: Celebrating Richard Aron's Work and Impact, Kent State University, Fall 2016
  • Workshop in Analysis and Probability at Texas A\&M University during the Concentration Week on Geometric Functional Analysis, College Station, Texas, 7/2016
  • Conference on Convex and Discrete Geometry on the occasion of Peter M. Gruber's 75th birthday. Technische Universt\"{a}t Wien, Vienna Austria, 7/2016
  • ``Convex and discrete geometry'' day at Universit\'{e} Paris-Est Marne-la-Vall\'{e}e, 5/2016.
  • Kent State Informal Analysis Seminar 11/2015, 3/2015, 4/2014, 3/2014
  • Conference on Analytic and Probabilistic Techniques in Modern Convex Geometry in Honor of Alexander Koldobsky, University of Missouri, 11/2015
  • Convexity, probability and discrete structures, a geometric view point, Universit\'{e} Paris-Est Marne-la-Vall\'{e}e, France 10/2015
  • NSF-CBMS Conference on Introduction to the Theory of Valuations and Convex Sets, Kent State University, 8/2015
  • NSF-CBMS Conference on Reflectionless measures, Wolff’s potentials, and rectifiability, North Dakota State University, 7/2015
  • Informal Analysis Seminar, University of Michigan 10/2014
  • Seventh Conference on Function Spaces, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville 5/2014

Fellowships & Awards

  • Chateaubriand Fellowship, Spring 2016
  • Graduate Student Senate Domestic Travel Award, Summer 2016 & Fall 2016
  • Graduate Student Senate International Travel Award, Summer 2016
  • Full time Graduate Appointment, Kent State University, Fall 2011 - Spring 2017
  • Leslie H. Cochran University Scholarship, Fall 2007 - Spring 2011

Teaching Experience

Kent State University

Primary Instructor
  • Euclidean Geometry, Spring 2017
  • Analytic Geometry and Calculus I, Fall 2016
  • Modeling Algebra Plus, Fall 2015 (STEP-UP Model)
  • Trigonometry Spring, 2015
  • Intuitive Calculus, Fall 2013, Spring 2014 (Multiple Sections)
  • Modeling Algebra Fall 2012/2013, Spring 2013
  • Algebra for Calculus, Spring 2012

Additional Professional Activities

  • Peer Mentor for incoming Teaching Assistants in the Mathematics Department
  • Presented introductory lessons in LaTeX, for REU participants
  • Organized the Graduate Student Seminar
  • Received training for Academic Dishonesty Panel
  • Presented ``How much force can the Force produce'' for Upward Bound, a high school outreach program

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