I've advised both undergraduates and graduate students on research projects. I'm one of the 2018 Banneker Institute student advisors! 

Junellie Gonzalez (University of Maryland undergradute)

"Prioritizing Exoplanet Targets for Atmospheric Study using NASA's TESS Mission"

Sherry Guo (MIT PhD student)

"Temperate super-Earths/mini-Neptunes around M/K dwarfs Consist of 2 Populations Distinguished by Their Atmospheres"

Quadry Change (University of Arizona undergraduate, soon-to-be PhD student at Fisk-Vanderbilt) 

"Origins and Destinations: Tracking Planet Composition through Planet Formation Simulations"

Romy Rodríguez-Martínez (University of Puerto Rico undergraduate, now PhD student at Ohio State)

"Characterization of Low-mass K2 planet hosts using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy"

Jack Moriarty (PhD from Yale, 2016) 

"The Kepler Dichotomy in Planetary Disks" 

Arindam Bhattacharya (Current MIT undergraduate)

"Searching for Planetary Transits in Brown Dwarf Weather Maps"

David Bordenave (University of Washington undergraduate, now PhD student at University of Virginia)

"A Targeted Search for Trojan Asteroids in Kepler Lightcurves"

Megan Brehm (University of Washington undergraduate)

"Stellar Magnetic Activity and Planet Parking: Limitations on Planetary Migration"

Jessi Shank (University of Washington undergraduate) 

"The Little Guy Pulls Ahead: Understanding M Dwarfs and their Planets"

Justin Brown (University of Washington undergraduate)

"Reducing Radius and Temperature Uncertainties for Low-Mass Kepler Objects of Interest With Proxy Stars"