with Professor Paul Bingham and Lecturer Joanne Souza of Stony Brook University
The Evolution of Religion and Social Institutions
BIO358 and CEB553 - The Biology of Being Human (a.k.a. Human Sexual and Social Behavior)
under The Human Knowledge Enterprise, web programming for Death from a Distance
computer programming, human social behavior, health and wellbeing
Stony Brook University, Stuyvesant High School
natural sciences, social sciences, computer science
martial arts instructor for the North American Kyokushin Organization
student of Motumbaxé Capoeira
New York City skating community since 2007, staff member of Wednesday Night Skate, and member of Empire Skate Club
I discuss the things that touch our lives every day by bringing clarity to the machinery underneath our selves and our society. Three general themes - the natural, the social, and the technical - guide thoughts on wellbeing, human social behavior, technological advancement, eating well, institutional influence, and science.
A web application to store and view university research grants and their users
Object oriented programming used to create a network-based board game system
3D modeling and animation used to create a science education video
Multiple forms of digital media combine to supplement martial arts training
Skate route GPS data overlayed on Google Maps with Youtube videos along the route
A sample research proposal on accurately measuring diet data of research participants
A research paper explores the strong influence of media advertising on women's body image
Technical drawing used to design the scaled exterior of a spacecraft in different graphical projects
A simple tool to automatically retrieve metadata from New York Times articles
GPS XML data is processed with PHP to provide stats and maps of skating, running, and biking adventures