My first duty is to my students. I currently teach Physics 206, an interactive learning course designed with the biological sciences student in mind. The work here has greatly increased my appreciation for physics education research and novel teaching pedagogy. I am also supervising independent study projects for junior and senior level physics majors.

My research interests are in the areas of resistive random access memories, nanoscience, and materials physics.

Last but not least, I am the faculty advisor for the CSUSM Chapter of the Society of Physics Students.