Fall 2025
Section 0883 of MATH1A
Calculus, First Course -- : Aug 18 - Dec 11 2025
This section is linked to concurrent support course, Math 201, section #0884, TTh 1pm-2pm. You will be automatically enrolled in both sections. Note that if you drop one section, you will automatically be dropped from the other.
Section 0884 of MATH201
Calculus 1 Concurrent Support -- : Aug 19 - Dec 11 2025
This section is a concurrent support course that is linked to Math 1A, section #0883, MW 12pm-1:30pm & TTh 12pm-1pm. You will be automatically enrolled in both sections. Note that if you drop one section, you will automatically be dropped from the other.
Section 1082 of MATH209
Finite Mathematics Concurrent Support -- : Aug 21 - Dec 11 2025
This section is a concurrent support course that is linked to Math 9, section #1085, T 3pm-5pm & Th 3pm-4pm. You will be automatically enrolled in both sections. Note that if you drop one section, you will automatically be dropped from the other.
Section 1085 of MATH9
Finite Mathematics -- : Aug 19 - Dec 11 2025
This section of Finite Math is linked to a concurrent support course, Math 209, section #1082, Th 4:00-5:00pm. You will be automatically enrolled in both sections. Note that if you drop one section, you will automatically be dropped from the other.
Section 1086 of MATH9
Finite Mathematics -- : Aug 18 - Dec 10 2025
Section 4481 of MATH5
Introduction to Linear Algebra -- : Aug 18 - Dec 10 2025
Spring 2025
Section 5117 of MATH15
Elementary Statistics -- : Jan 14 - May 15 2025
This section requires accessing online course materials.
Section 6026 of MATH4
Discrete Mathematics -- : Jan 14 - May 15 2025
This section requires accessing online course materials.
Section 7219 of MATH1B
Calculus, Second Course -- : Jan 13 - May 14 2025
This section requires a graphing calculator and accessing online course materials.
Section 7225 of MATH15
Elementary Statistics -- : Jan 13 - May 14 2025
This section requires accessing online course materials.
Dec 2013: PhD in Mathematics from Washington State University.
May 2009: MA in Mathematics from CSU, Sacramento.
May 2004: BS in Mathematics from University of the Pacific.
2009-2011: Graduate Teaching Assistant at Washington State University in Pullman, WA.
2011-2014: Full time faculty at Carroll College in Helena, MT.
I am excited to continue my career at SRJC after teaching in Montana and eastern Washington the previous five years. My professional interests (besides teaching) include linear and abstract algebra and the philosophy and foundations of mathematics. In my free time I love reading fiction, watching quality (and sometimes not so quality) television and movies, jogging, playing racquetball and basketball, playing video games, and enjoying a good meal, brew and conversation with friends and family.
Abstract and Linear Algebra
Set Theory and the Foundations and Philosophy of Mathematics
Spectrally Arbitrary Zero-Nonzero Patterns and Field Extension. Co-authored with Judith McDonald. Linear Algebra and Its Applications, Upcoming: Ms. Ref. No.: LAA-D-16-00803R1.
Spectrally Arbitrary Zero-Nonzero Matrix Patterns over Algebraic Extensions of the Rational Field. Electronic Linear Algebra. Submitted January 2017.
Enhancing Student Writing and Computer Programming with LaTeX and MATLAB in Multivariable Calculus. Co-authored with Eric Sullivan. PRIMUS, ISSN: 1051-1970 (Print) 1935-4053 (Online), 2015.
On Some Properties of Humanly Known and Humanly Knowable Mathematics. Published by Axiomathes: Where Science Meets Philosophy, Volume 23, No. 1, March 2013. Co-authored with Jason Megill and Alex Beal.
Characteristics of Questions that Promote Rich Mathematical Discussion. Published by MathAMATYC Educator, Volume 4, No. 3, May 2013, pp 8-14. Co-authored with H. Zullo, K. Cline, C. Storm, J. McGivney-Burelle, A. Stewart, D. Huckaby.
Computability and Human Symbolic Output. Published by Logic and Logical Philosophy, May 10, 2014. Co-authored with Jason Megill.
An Argument Against an Argument Against Artificial Intelligence Using Godel's Incompleteness Theorems Using Godel's Incompleteness Theorems (presentation). Math Colloquia at Sonoma State University, Spring 2015 and Pacific Northwest MAA Section Meeting, University of Montana, Summer 2014.
The Limit of Humanly Knowable Mathematical Truth, Godel's Incompleteness Theorems, and Artificial Intelligence (presentation). Carroll College Faculty Colloquium Series, Spring 2014.
Spectrally Arbitrary Patterns and Algebraic Solutions (presentation). Joint Mathematics Meetings, Baltimore, MD. Jan 2014.
Spectrally Arbitrary Patterns and the Nilpotent Jacobian Method (presentation). Join Mathematics Meetings, San Diego, CA. Jan 2013.
Basic Linear Algebra Results in a Max Algebra Semiring (presentation). Joint ORMATYC/WAMATYC Conference, Stevenson, WA. Feb 2011.