This summer at Clarkson in the GreenER Lab, I explored the optimization of electrolysis of wastewater via hydrogen looping. This (slightly wordy) pursuit presents a possible sustainable alternative source of nitrogen for industrial and agricultural application. With my labmate, Nora Conzemius, we found that hydrogen supplemented at the anode of our cell reduced voltage consumption, furthering the development of a nitrogen collecting cell for wastewater treatment plants. At Smith College, I spend most of my time in the Geoscience department using the inherent visual appeal of cool rocks to entice fellow students into learning complex geochemical processes. When not in science mode, I practice fiber arts and work with King House Council.