Andrew M. Cavallo is a guitarist, composer, and self-produced musician who fuses early music (Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque) with rock guitar. In terms of playing style, his influences come less from other guitarists and more from lutenists, violinists, and cellists. But when it comes to tone, nothing speaks to Andrew more than the sound of a single-coil Stratocaster through a Marshall. You can listen to Andrew's music on YouTube.

Andrew M. Cavallo is a math education consultant specializing in logic and proof for college success. Most high school curricula stop at geometry proofs, leaving students unprepared for the rigorous reasoning required in college mathematics, computer science, data science, and rapidly advancing fields such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. His Closing the STEM Gap: Proofs for College Readiness is a 12-week program that closes this gap.

Andrew M. Cavallo is the author of Gödel’s God Theorem, which presents the Leibniz–Gödel System, together with an assemblage of notes on Higher-Order Logic. He has also published peer-reviewed research, including On Mario Bunge’s Concept of System Boundary, which is indexed by Harvard in the Smithsonian/NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS).