Welcome to my homepage! I am an assistant professor in
the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at James Madison
University. Below you can find pertinent course information and
more about me.
Past Courses:
199: Fall 2012 (01)
205: Fall 2011 (03, 08),
Spring 2012 (01, 03), Fall 2012 (01)
238: Fall 2012 (02)
Research:
I do research in algebraic combinatorics.
Generally I am interested in using techniques from group
representation theory to compute numerical invariants of interesting
and beautiful combinatorial structures. For more information, see
my CV or papers.
Here you can read
about the REU project that I supervised in the summer of 2012.
Recent Talks:
Colloquium talk given at Dept. of Mathematics and
Statistics, James Madison University, September 24 2012 pdf
Algebraic Combinatorics: In Memory of Bob Liebler, at
Colorado State University, November 5 2011 pdf
Colloquium talk given at Dept. of Mathematics and
Statistics, James Madison University, March 14 2011 pdf
Given at conference on Designs, Codes, and Geometries at
University of Delaware, March 30 2010 pdf
Personal:
Before I gave my life to mathematics, I had a short stint
as a dock builder.
