About me

I am currently a 5th year Ph.D. student studying on a research grant at North Dakota State University. My various research interests include objects such as: web-bases, plane partitions, flag varieties, face rings of certain topological objects such as CW-complexes and simplicial complexes. I have also worked with understanding dynamics on many sets of objects through the cyclic sieving phenomenon (Reiner, Stanton, White).

Previously, I was a graduate student at University of California, Davis where I primarily worked with an equivariant version of Stanley-Reisner rings. I also spent a semester at the Max Plank Institute for Mathematics in Bonn with Professor Motohico Mulase studying ribbon graphs.

Before entering into mathematics, I was an opera singer studying in Berlin with Professor Norma Sharp, Hanns-Eisler Musik Hochschule.

I am a 2020 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow.