I have been an Assistant Professor in the Math Department at Baylor University since 2012. Prior to Baylor, I was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University for three years where I worked with A. Poltoratski and R.G. Douglas. I received my Ph.D. in 2009 from Brown University under S. Treil, and completed my undergraduate studies at the Universität Stuttgart in 2004 under T. Weidl (undergraduate thesis advisor).

My mathematical interests revolve around topics in analysis (harmonic and complex). Much of my work is motivated by mathematical physics and the spectral theory of self-adjoint operators.

I am a founding faculty mentor of the Baylor University Student Chapter of the AWM.

When I am not working, I mostly spend time with my family. My husband is an Assistant Professor at the Baylor University Mechanical Engineering Department. We have two children. I like to play table tennis, listen to music, swim, and go places with friends. I love (and miss) the mountains and downhill skiing.