April 10-July 11, 2021
The exhibit Creativity Counts at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art shares the beauty of mathematics with the broader public.
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Recent Videos
March 2022
Invited lecturer, Arizona Winter School on "Modular forms beyond GL_2," The Southwest Center for Arithmetic Geometry, Tucson, Arizona
April 2021
Invited speaker, Algebra and Number Theory Seminar, Penn State
Invited speaker, Algebra and Discrete Mathematics Seminar, UC Davis
February 2021
Invited speaker, Colloquium, Penn State
Lectures on Research
Events
Some workshops I recently created...
2021 (Date TBD)
Yes And! Improvisation as a Tool for Enhancing Teaching and Learning (joint with H. Barnes), Teaching Engagement Program, University of Oregon
April 2021
Whose Math Is It Anyway?, Math Monday, St. Mary's College of California
October 2020
Whose Math Is It Anyway?, Colloquium, Bowling Green State University
August 2020
Engaging Students and Building Community in Remote Classes, University of Idaho
March 2019 and 2020
Session on applying principles of improvisation in the classroom, for masters in teaching students in EDST 624 (Methods: Scientific Problem Solving), School of Education, University of Oregon
I enjoy discussing math with people of all backgrounds, most recently:
May 2021
Maseeh Colloquium, Portland State University (undergraduates and faculty)
An introduction to the Bernoulli numbers, from Pythagoras to present
November 2019
Harvard University Open Neighborhood Seminar (undergraduates)
An introduction to the Bernoulli numbers, from Pythagoras to present
September 2019
The Pennington School Applied Science Program (high school students)
Math for keeping secrets and for fun
Workshop Organization
Expository Talks
Museum Exhibit
Spring 2023
Co-organizing semester-long program (with H. Darmon, B. Howard, D. Loeffler, C. Skinner, S. Zerbes, and W. Zhang), as well as two associated workshops, on Algebraic Cycles, L-Values, and Euler Systems, MSRI, Berkeley, California
December 2022
Co-organizing (with S.W. Shin and L. Xiao) session on algebraic number theory and arithmetic geometry at the Pacific Rim Mathematical Association Congress, Vancouver, Canada
Summer 2022 (dates TBD)
Co-organizing (with M. Fox, M. Harris, C. Hsu, A. Pollack, Sujatha, and C. Wang-Erickson) A Pair of Automorphic Workshops, University of Oregon
-Graduate instructional workshop
-Workshop to promote diverse research collaborations
June 2022
Co-organizing (with M. Dimitrov and A. Jorza) Conference on p-adic L-functions and eigenvarieties, University of Notre Dame, Indiana
July 2021
Co-organizing (with D. Barrera Salazar, L. Alberto Lomelí, A Pacetti, and C. Sorensen) session on Galois representations and automorphic forms, Mathematical Congress of the Americas, Buenos Aires, Argentina
October 2019
Co-organized (with J. Kamnitzer, A. Kontorovich, and K. Stange) Illustrating Number Theory and Algebra workshop, ICERM, Brown University, Providence, RI
April 2019
Co-organized (with Y. Liu, L. Xiao, and W. Zheng) AMS Special Session on Special Values of L-functions and Arithmetic Invariants in Families, Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting, University of Connecticut, Hartford, CT
January 2017 Co-organized (with A. Bucur) of the Joint Mathematics Meetings AWM Workshop (special session on number theory), Atlanta, GA March 2016 Co-organized (with J. Rouse and K. Thompson) of the 30th Annual Automorphic Forms Workshop, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
Theta operators for automorphic forms on unitary groups. A talk at the CRM's workshop on Serre weights conjectures and geometry of Shimura varieties.
Creating a Community of Learners. A webinar on engaging students and building a community in classes taught remotely, including during the pandemic.
p-adic aspects of L-functions and automorphic forms. A talk at the Pacific Rim Conference in Mathematics.
Improv and Pedagogy