I am an assistant professor in the Mathematics Department at Kenyon College. My research interests include geometric measure theory, analysis, and differential geometry in Banach spaces. In particular, I've recently become interested in applications of these fields to image processing. I am also excited to be teaching calculus, topology, and complex analysis this semester!
I received my Ph.D. in August 2009 from the University of Michigan, where my advisors were Juha Heinonen and Mario Bonk. Prior to my graduate studies, I spent four years in the Air Force conducting statistical analyses and developing mathematical models of personnel data.
In addition to teaching and studying mathematics, I enjoy throwing pottery, running, and managing my fantasy football team, the Fourth Quartile Quarterbacks.