Thesis

An invited talk at the CEFCA about my work on the stellar ages and spiral arm dynamics of M101.

An invited talk at the University of Toronto to talk about my PhD thesis work with narrowband imaging of M101.

My PhD thesis defense summarizing the research and work I have done in the last five years as a PhD student in the Astronomy Department.

My PhD thesis but for a general audience.

15-minute dissertation talk given to the AAS in January 2023.

Presentation of my second thesis project as a colloquium given to the Department of Physics & Astronomy at Oberlin College & Conservatory.

Presentation of the completed work of my graduate thesis at a meeting of the LSST LSB Working Group.

Using new data for M101, I show how to use the method outlined in Moustakas et al. (2010) to calculate uncertainties on strong-line abundances in a statistically reasonable way.

Presentation of my first graduate project, Searching for Extragalactic Star Formation in the M101 Group, at the 237th Meeting of the AAS as a virtual iPoster.