I’m an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Applied Mathematics & Statistics department at Johns Hopkins University.

Most of my energy goes into looking for ways to make mathematics land better — inside my own courses and, where I can, more broadly. I build interactive visualizations for teaching, redesign courses from the ground up, and occasionally formalize mathematics in the Lean theorem prover.

Whether you’re a student, a mathematician, or an educator, feel free to get in touch.

Note. I’m currently in the progress of updating this website using Claude. Turns out Claude is much faster than me! As a consequence, I’m lagging behind by a lot in reviewing and updating the content. Much of the content is outdated and I apologize for that.

Featured

AMS Course Explorer

An app for navigating the prerequisite graph of Applied Math & Statistics courses at JHU.

Visual Math Lab

A growing collection of interactive visualizations for teaching and learning mathematics.

A random pick

Something else of mine, drawn fresh on every visit.

From the blog

Architects and Gardeners

George R.R. Martin split writers into architects and gardeners. The same split applies to course planning, and I am firmly a gardener.