About me
I am a Professor of Mathematics at Oberlin College, where I've taught since 2006. Before coming here, I was a post doc at Berkeley, a grad student at Michigan, and an undergrad at Wake Forest.
My research interests lie at the intersection of mathematics and theoretical computer science. Some objects I like to think about: the set of integer points contained in a polyhedron, generating functions, economic games. Check out my talks to get a feel for what I do (with lots of pictures). Or read one of my papers to see the gritty details.
If you're more interested in my teaching, have a look at the classes I've taught. I am particularly proud of the lecture notes that I have made for my upper-level MATH 342 course, The Mathematics of Social Choice.
I live in Oberlin, Ohio with my wife, Angela, and our dog, Oberon.