I still love spending my free time outside/at the beach, and living in the Virgin Islands means the beach is never far away. Here are a couple of favorite views from around the islands.

I still enjoy running, hiking, and canoeing & kayaking, especially around the Big Bend region of Florida (where I lived during grad school). I also love to travel when I get the chance. Here are a few photos from my math travels in grad school and college.

In November 2019, Julia Ream and I traveled to Seattle for the 72nd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics. We weren't giving talks, so we had some time to explore the city.

In summer 2019, Dr. Moore and I visited Dr. Wang at SUSTech in Shenzhen, China. Left: one of the academic buildings on campus. Right: Dr. Moore being a tourist at the Tian Tan Buddha in Hong Kong.

In January 2015, I went to Peru for a college class called “Mathematics and Architecture in Ancient Peru.” Left: a llama at Machu Picchu. Right: the class at Sacsayhuamán, a fortress built in the 12th century on a hill overlooking Cusco.

The summer before my junior year, a fellow Centre student and I went to Rio de Janeiro to work with high school students interested in attending university in the United States. Left: a hike with students up Morro da Urca, with Sugarloaf Mountain in the background. Right: Cheyenne Barsotti (née Evans) and me at Copacabana Beach.