I am a sophomore at Duke University studying mathematics, statistical science and economics. I am also a Huang Fellow in the Duke Initiative for Science and Society.

I have research and project experience in mining large, public- and private-domain data sets to understand various issues related to human behavior. Broadly, my research interests are in developing and using quantitative methods to learn about societies.

Currently, I am working on a statistical science project at Duke that seeks to understand the role of survey weights within the context of complex classification tools. I also work on using social media data to computationally analyze current social and political events. I collected and analyzed Tweets to understand attacks on human rights defenders in Guatemala, Serbia and Colombia at the Human Rights Institute of the University of Connecticut. My past research focused on applying statistical techniques to uncover the origins of substance use disorders and mental illnesses among various cohorts.

I have a strong interest in journalism. At Duke, I am a university news editor for The Chronicle, the university's independent news organization. I previously wrote for the Community Advocate and took archival photos during my one-year term (cut short by COVID-19) as Westborough's Photographer-in-Residence.

I have a passion for basketball and work as a creative intern/data analyst for Duke Men's Basketball.