Resume

• 2003

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Standard and Modified Gravity

  Rotation Curves

  Dark matter

  Dark Energy

  Cosmology

  numerical simulations.

  Theoretical and Mathematical Physics

  American Physical Society - APS\nAmerican Association of Physics Teachers - AAPT\nAmerican Mathematics Association - AMA\nInternational Association for Relativistic Dynamics - IARD\nAmerican Association for Engineering Educators - ASEE

  University of Connecticut

• 1998

  Bachelor's Degree

  Applied Mathematics

  State University of New York at New Paltz

  Bachelor's Degree

  Physics

  Sigma Pi Sigma

  State University of New York at New Paltz

• Numerical Simulation

  Public Speaking

  Physics

  College Teaching

  Science

  Higher Education

  Microsoft Office

  LaTeX

  Data Analysis

  Theoretical Physics

  Simulations

  Music

  Computational Physics

  Numerical Analysis

  Game Design

  Ph.D.

  Ph.D.

  University of Connecticut

  Wentworth Institute of Technology

  IBM

  Poughkeepsie

  NY

  VHDL modeling

  computer simulations of hardware

  verification of logic design

  logic design

  data transition and acquisition in server switches.

  Design Verification Engineer

  IBM

  Storrs

  CT

  Mathematical Methods For Physicists and Engineers\nPhysics of Music\nElectrodynamics\n

  Adjunct Faculty

  University of Connecticut

  Physicist

  Educational Leader

  Science Advocate. As department chair of biology

  chemistry and physics

  I seek to empower faculty to create transformational and engaging experiences for all students. This includes fostering of new pedagogies in the classroom

  undergraduate research experiences

  and service participation. As chair

  I wish to solve problems for faculty and students alike

  together overcoming barriers large and small.

  Wentworth Institute of Technology

  University of Connecticut

  Storrs

  CT

  Data Analysis

  theoretical research

  scientific outreach

  mathematical modeling

  theory assessment

  Graduate Research Assistant

  Physicist and Physics Educator. Currently

  I teach all levels of physics courses geared towards engineering majors and physics minors. I also lead a group of undergraduate research projects. At the moment

  my physics research involves new models of neutron stars as well as alternative gravitational models to standard relativity. I also highly enjoy breaking new ground in the game-ification of education.

  Associate Professor of Physics

  Greater Boston Area

  Wentworth Institute of Technology

  The Presidents Award for Distinguished Scholarship is an award issued annually to honor a faculty member who has performed duties above and beyond in the realm of scholarship and research.

  Wentworth Institute of Technology