I like helping people get fluent with hard technical ideas, whether that's calculus or agentic AI.
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AI training at Argonne. I co-authored the S³ AI Tutorial Series with Matthew Swindall: six video chapters with hands-on exercises, from everyday LLM use through programming and agentic workflows, built for researchers across the Strategic Security Sciences division.
Mentoring. I mentor early-career researchers and postdoctoral appointees on applied AI and agentic engineering.
Outreach. In 2026 I mentored in Argonne's WIST IGED program and the Empowering Educators to Accelerate AI in STEM Education program, and volunteered at the Coding for Science Camp.
I greatly enjoyed my time as a graduate student instructor. I was instructor of record for six courses (Business Calculus and Precalculus) and a teaching assistant for Calculus I and II, and I served as a graduate assistant for the Summer School on Mathematical Foundations of Data Science.
I am PFF certified.
Successful PFF candidates have completed activities designed to prepare participants in the critical areas of faculty competence: teaching, research and service. This accomplishment is an indicator of the participant's initiative and a measure of experience toward becoming future faculty.
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I served as a mentor for novice graduate student instructors, under the tutelage of Dr. Sean Yee. Here you can see a group photo with other mentors.
I worked with the talented students recruited for the PMECS program, an initiative which provides gifted minority students academic enrichment in the career areas of engineering and computer science. Last year I organized their pre-calculus workshop, including demonstrations, a programming bootcamp, and a puzzle competition.
In fall of 2020, I enrolled in a teaching overload to provide first year calculus instructors with standardized lesson plans, problem sets, and other materials