Teaching

Spring 2009:
Math 202, Stochastic Processes
Math 290, Math Biology

Previous semesters:
Fall 2008: Math 143 (Calculus III), Math 208 (Operations Research)
Spring 2008: Math 150 (Discrete Math), Math 200 (Transition to Advanced Math)
Fall 2007: Math 161 (Calculus IA), Math 141 (Calculus I)
Spring 2007: Math 162 (Calculus IIA), Math 248 (Graph Theory)
Fall 2006: Math 162 (Calculus IIA), Math 201 (Introduction to Probability)

Research

My research is in probability, more precisely I am interested in critical exponents for models arising in statistical mechanics. In 2006, I received my PhD from the Mathematics Department at Cornell University where I studied Brownian intersection exponents and intersection exponents for random walks on cylinders, under the supervision of Greg Lawler.

UR Probability Group