Here's a miscellaneous list of unpublished writings which may not be entirely uninteresting.

1. In Spring 2019, I did my USRA under the supervision of Nico Spronk and Brian Forrest and studied amenable groups. I gave a series of lectures on the topic which developed into a set of notes on functional analysis and amenability.
2. During that same USRA term, the powers that be required that I submit a work term report on my research that semester. I wrote a (hopefully intelligible) report on a lens from which to study Banach-Tarski decompositions.
3. During my work term at Oliver Wyman, I researched an implementation of automatic adjoint differentiation for insurance pricing. Its resulting report—injudiciously titled "Do not drink and derive; smoke adjoints and fly!"—won a work term report award and is the demonstration that some award-granting committees have a sense of humour!