§  Teaching Experience

• Research Assistant Professor (Fall 2009 - present): Department of Mathematics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
• Currently teaching: Matrix Theory (Applied Linear Algebra)
  
• Past Courses: 
• Math in the City (an interdisciplinary course involving a hands-on learning experience using mathematical modeling to understand real-world problems)
• Math 918 (Advanced Topics in Commutative Algebra)
  
• Math 221 (Differential Equations)
  
• Math 208 (Vector Calculus)
  
• Math 104 (Calculus - 1).

• Resource Person (May 2010, 2 weeks): Level O, Mathematics Training and Talent Search (MT&TS) Programme, R.I.E Mysore, India.

• Lecturer (Summer 2009)/Graduate Teaching Asstistant (Fall 2002 - Spring 2008): Department of Mathematics, University of Kansas.
• Courses taught at the University of Kansas:
• Coordinated Courses: Math 115 (Applied Calculus - I), Math 122 (Calculus - II for Engineers).
• Discussion Section: Math 123 (Vector Calculus and Linear Algebra).
• Independent Section: Math 116 (Applied Calculus - II), Math 223 (Vector Calculus).
  

• Other experience:
• Undergraduate Student Advising: Kamara Wright (2011-12).
  
• Have been the instructor for a Reading Course in Topics in Commutative Algebra for 3rd and 4th year PhD students in Spring 2010, Fall 2010 and Summer 2011.
• Gave a series of talks on Topics in Commutative Algebra: Linkage from September 2008 to March 2009 at KU.
• Conducted help sessions for a graduate course in Linear Algebra in Fall 2008 at KU.
• Awards: 
• Was a finalist for the Florence Black Teaching Award for GTAs in the mathematics department at KU for four consecutive years, 2005-2008.