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B.S. Economics | Minor: Applied Mathematics | Loyola Marymount University | May 2017 |
Coursework experience: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Money and Banking, Economics and Ethics, Mathematics for Economists, Advanced Econometrics, Probability and Statistics, Complex Analysis, Number Theory/Set Theory (Taken at UCSD), Bio-mathematics

RAINS Undergraduate Research Fellow | Summer 2016 |
- Unconventional Monetary Policy and it's Effects on Real Economic Outcomes
- Mentor: Dr. James G. Devine
- To be presented at LMU Undergraduate Research Symposium 2017
Research Assistant | LMU Economics Department | Fall 2016-present |
- Research areas include: Pension Fund Activism, Mortgage Fraud, Securities Litigation, Impacts of Litigation on Stock Prices.
- Dr. Thomas Herndon

Construction
- Burtech Pipeline
- Summer 2013
- Replaced underground pipeline
Student Ambassador
- Uber Technologies
- August 2013-May 2014
- Spread awareness of Uber brand around campus
Tutor
- LMU Academic Resource Center
- May 2015-February 2016
- Tutor for introductory and intermediate level economics courses

My favorite aspect of biology is the theoretical, big picture side. I've always enjoyed evolutionary theories of biology, specifically evolutionary theories of animal behavior.
Much like my interests in biology, I enjoy the big picture, theoretical side of mathematics. The theorem-proof approach to mathematics has always come easily to me, while the applied problem solving approach has not. There have been times where I have spent hours on youtube watching videos about the Riemann zeta function or other math topics that I think are neat.

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