Mentoring undergraduate research is a fantastic way to get undergraduate students in mathematics more excited about there choosen field.  In addition to being a student at an REU while I was an undergraduate,  I have had the pleasure of mentoring several REU projects as both a graduate student and postdoc. I'm currently co-advising a senior LMU student in the area of non-commutative spectral analysis of large data sets.

Over the summer of 2011, I  co-advised an REU project on game theory and crime modeling at the California Research Training Program in Computational and Applied Mathematics at UCLA.  A preliminary report of the work to come!

I also spent the summer of 2007 at the Applied Mathematical Sciences Summer Institute (AMSSI) mentoring two groups of undergraduate research projects with Prof. Angela Gallegos, Erika Camacho, and Stephen Wirkus.  You can find their preliminary reports here and here.  A published paper in the Journal of Mathematical Biology from the first group can be found here.

Mathematical Aspects of Fluid Mechanics -MA272B, Spring 2011
Linear Algebra and Applications - Math 33A, Fall 2010
Methods of Applied Mathematics - MA 146, Spring 2010
Calculus for Life Sciences Students - MA 3A , Winter 2010

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