I am a graduate student in Mathematics at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina. I received my MS in Applied Mathematics from NCSU in December 2006. I am working towards my PhD in Applied Mathematics with a concentration in Computational Mathematics. My current position is Research Assistant and I am working with Dr. Michael Shearer. We are modeling particle size segregation in granular materials under nonuniform shear.

I graduated from Franklin & Marshall College in 2004 with a BA in Mathematics and German. I was also a member of the Women's Soccer Team. Go DIPS!

While at F&M, I met Steve May, and we got married in June 2005.

I love to play soccer and volleyball, but will gladly play tennis, football, or pretty much any other sport (with no guarantees about my proficiency).
I enjoy watching baseball, football, soccer, and college basketball. I cheer for the Phillies, the Eagles, and PSU.

Courses I have taught:
MA141 -- Fall 2005
MA225 -- Spring 2008

Other:
AMGSS