Teaching

My undergraduate experience at Macalester College sparked my interest in teaching and helped motivate my decision to pursue a PhD. I’ve continued to find my experiences teaching and mentoring at Carnegie Mellon especially rewarding, and plan on pursuing a career in academia following my PhD.

Teaching-Related Research

1. Teaching Data Cleaning and Wrangling with R’s data.table Package. Presented in collaboration with Sara Colando as part of Posters and Beyond at USCOTS 2025. This work was generously funded by NSF Award Abstract # 2303612.

2. Analyzing Statistics Students’ Writing Before and After the Emergence of Large Language Models. Presented in collaboration with Sara Colando as part of the Research Satellite poster session at USCOTS 2025. Manuscript currently in progress (as of December 2025).

Teaching Experience

Teaching Assistant

• 36-707: Regression Analysis & 36-617: Applied Linear Models (Fall 2025)
  
• Carnegie Mellon Sports Analytics Camp (Summer 2025)
  
  • Co-Guest Lecturer for four sessions
• 36-236: Probability and Statistical Inference II (Spring 2025)
  
• 36-401: Modern Regression (Fall 2024)