Young Researcher Prize for Speakers at the International Superconducting RF Conference

Awarded for a recent, significant, original contribution to the accelerator field, awarded to an individual in the early part of his or her career

Awarded by IEEE Particle Accelerator Science and Technology (PAST) Committee

Awarded by American Vacuum Society (AVS) Vacuum Technology (VT) Division

Awarded among 31 student presenters

Cornell University physics department travel grant

Awarded one of 2 prizes among more than 130 student presenters

Awarded for obtaining highest average in graduating class

Placed 6th in country, 1st in University

Not awarded fellowship, but was was among top applicants

Not awarded fellowship, but was in top 450 of 3200 applicants

Entrance fellowship for exceptional students

Highly competitive fellowship from Canadian Research Council (from declined CGS M)

Queen's University Academic Scholarship

Queen's University Academic Scholarship

Funding for Summer Studentship at CERN and University of Toronto

Scholarship from University of Toronto for being among top summer students applicants

Queen's University Academic Scholarship

Scholarship from University of Toronto for being among top summer students applicants

From organizing committees of SRF 2011, IPAC 2011, LC 2013, SRF 2013, NA-PAC 2013, and LINAC 2014 to present materials at the conferences.

In 2018, I supervised two students from the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy performing research on the mechanical properties of Nb3Sn films.

In 2015, I revived the APS DPB Newsletter, which had been in hiatus, and was the lead editor for the 2015 and 2016 newsletters, and co-editor for the 2017 newsletter; the APS DPB Newsletter now continues with new co-editors.

In the summers 2016 and 2017, I was the supervisor for two student researchers under Fermilab’s Summer Internships in Science and Technology (SIST) and Physics of Accelerators and Related Technology for International Students (PARTI) programs.

During my time at Cornell, I led many tours of the synchrotron for the general public

I mentored community college student Fiona Wohlfarth in the Summer Research for Community College Students (SRCCS) program.

I led a Silly Putty activity at Big Red Barn's Kids' Science Day

I mentored community college student Chris Wilson in the Summer Research for Community College Students (SRCCS) program.

I mentored community college students Justin Riley and Jordan Shields in the Summer Research for Community College Students (SRCCS) program.

I helped teach activities at Cornell Teacher Resource Fair

I supervised half-time undergraduate student Jihwan Oh helping us to commission a temperature-mapping system.

I was an "expert" for Cornell's Nano Days, explaining to tour groups how the Cornell Electron Storage Ring (CESR) works

I helped lead an activity teaching students from NYC PS/MS 282 to build their own speakers

I mentored community college student Rocco Cammarere in the Summer Research for Community College Students (SRCCS) program

I helped teach middle school students about electric circuits in a four-week after-school program

I helped teach activities to science teachers at the Cornell Science Sampler Series

I performed hands-on scientific demonstrations with around 200 children at the NY State Fair