Advising

I enjoy teaching and mentoring students and have worked with a number of undergrad and masters students during my time at Berkeley. I have worked most closely with the following students:

Because I am graduating soon, I'm unfortunately unable to take on new advisees at this time.

I also co-wrote a blog post on applying to NLP PhD programs and am happy to give advice to prospective applicants. Finally, I am a big fan of Chris Olah's research taste exercises and am happy to provide feedback on potential projects and research directions for early career researchers.

Teaching

During Summer 2023, I was the instructor for Berkeley CS188: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, which is a mid-level undergrad class covering search, probability, inference, and machine learning basics. I was also a teaching assistant for Berkeley CS288: Natural Language Processing during Spring 2022. I have also been a four-time summer instructor for the AI4ALL program at Berkeley.

At Brown University, I was a teaching assistant for CSCI 1570: Design and Analysis of Algorithms, MATH 1530: Abstract Algebra, and CLPS 0030: Introduction to Linguistic Theory. I typed thorough notes for abstract algebra, which are available here. I was also a grader and tutor for assorted introductory math classes.