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  • Oct 2026, AMS Fall Central Sectional, Special Session on Recent Progress in Representation Theory, University of Minnesota, Duluth
  • Oct 2026, AMS Fall Southeastern Sectional, Special Session on Geometric and homological methods in representation theory, Kennesaw State University
  • July 2026, Short Communication, International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM), Philadelphia, Slides
  • Apr 2026, Algebra and Number Theory Seminar, Louisiana State University
  • Mar 2026, AMS Southeastern Sectional, Special Sessions on Noncommutative Algebras, Quantum Groups, and Related Topics, Georgia Southern University
  • Mar 2026, AMS Southeastern Sectional, Special Sessions on Algebraic, combinatorial, and geometric aspects of representation theory, Georgia Southern University
  • Mar 2026, Cluster Algebras and Lie Theory Seminar, University of Notre Dame
  • Jan 2026, Geometry, Physics, and Representation Theory Seminar, Northeastern University
  • Dec 2025, Seattle Noncommutative Algebra Conference, University of Washington, Slides
  • Dec 2025, Geometry, Algebra, and Theoretical Physics Seminars (Zoom), Imperial College London
  • Nov 2025, Representation Theory Seminar, UMass Amherst
  • Oct 2025, AMS Fall Central Sectional Special Session, SLU, Slides
  • Oct 2025, Algebra Seminar, UGA
  • Sep 2025, Topology Seminar, Johns Hopkins University
  • Sep 2025, Algebra Seminar, Syracuse University
  • Sep 2025, Algebra Seminar, University at Buffalo
  • May 2025, AWM Research Symposium Special Session, UW–Madison, Slides
  • May 2025, Southeastern Lie Theory Workshop XV, College of Charleston, Slides
  • Mar 2025, Algebra Seminar, UO, Notes
  • Mar 2025, Algebra Seminar, UCLA, Notes
  • Jan 2025, Geometry, Symmetry and Physics Seminar, Yale, Notes
  • Oct 2024, AMS Fall Western Sectional Meeting Special Session, UC Riverside
  • Oct 2024, AMS Fall Eastern Sectional Meeting Special Session, University at Albany
  • Sep 2024, Women in Mathematics in New England (WIMIN), Smith College
  • May 2024, Representation Theory and Related Geometry: Progress and Prospects, University of Georgia