Mentoring

    Postdoc

    • Leah LeJeune (2023 - present)
    • Kyle Dahlin (2023 - present)
    • Laura Strube (2020 - 2022)
      Continued to postdoc at University of Pittsburgh.

    Ph.D.

    • Anthony Krueger, Ph.D. Candidate
    • Melody Walker, Ph.D. (Graduated May 2021)
      Continued to postdoc at University of Florida.

    Masters

    • Anayse Miller, Masters Candidate
    • Tatiane Swap, (Graduate May 2023)
    • Nicole Nardella, Masters (Graduated May 2021)
    • Ryan Hughes, Masters (Graduated December 2019)
    • Melody Walker, Masters (Graduated May 2018)

    Undergraduate

    • Timothy Morgan, Systems Biology (Graduated May 2022)
    • Elizabeth (Lizzi) Duncan, Statistics (Graduated May 2021)
    • Emma Stump, Systems Biology (Graduated May 2020)
    • Robin Greissinger, Systems Biology (Graduated May 2020)
    • Maya Walton, Systems Biology (Graduated May 2019)


Teaching Experience

Currently teaching at Virginia Tech

  • Not teaching Fall 2023 and Spring 2024.

Virginia Tech

  • Mathematical Modeling: Methods & Tools (CMDA 3605), Fall 2020
  • Calculus of Several Variables (Math 3214), Fall 2018, 2019
  • Modeling and Simulation of Biological Systems I (Math 5515 / GBCB 5515), Fall 2017, 2021
  • Modeling and Simulation of Biological Systems II (Math 5516), Spring 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023
  • Introduction to Differential Equations (Math 2214), Fall 2016, Spring 2023

Williams College

  • Modeling Infectious Disease Dynamics (Math 307), Spring 2016
  • Calculus I (Math 130), Spring 2016
  • Malaria and Public Health, Winter 2016

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

  • Data analysis using R Nanocourse, November 2015
  • Introduction to Modeling Infectious Disease in IDC Bootcamp, January 2015
  • Introduction to Modeling Infectious Disease Nanocourse, July 2014
  • Malaria 101 Nanocourse, July 2014

Georgia Tech

  • Calculus I for Biologists, Fall 2011

Cornell University

  • Linear Algebra, Spring 2009
  • Calculus I, Fall 2008
  • Multivarialbe Calculus, Spring 2008
  • State of the Planet, Spring 2008

Duke University

  • General Chemistry Laboratory, Fall 2001, Spring 2002, Fall 2002, Spring 2003