Hello. I identify as a teacher and researcher but I wear quite a few different hats.

I am the James King, Jr. Institute Visiting Professor at Morehouse College and the State Director for the Georgia STEM Teaching Fellowship funded by the Woodrow Wilson and Woodruff Foundations. At Morehouse College, I teach and study effective communication as the Associate Director of the Communicating TEAMs Initiative (Communicating by Thinking Effectively About Mathematics). I am also a Mathematics Pathways Fellow with the Charles A. Dana Center at UT Austin, and a Co-Founder and Principal of a small management consulting practice for charitable, scientific, literary, and educational organizations.

My goal is to change the world by improving education, knowledge of justice, and mathematics.

I completed my PhD in mathematics and education at Columbia University, and I hold two masters degrees from Teachers College Columbia University and from New York University. I hold a bachelors degree in pure mathematics (with a double major in sociology) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I have built mathematics communities in K-12, post-secondary, and adult education settings in NC, NY, CA and GA, and abroad with schools in Central America and the Caribbean.

I enjoy backpacking and playing tennis.