I'm a public management scholar who is passionate about the fiscal health of the nonprofit sector. My research explores how nonprofit managers make financial decisions and how external actors—such as policymakers, grantors, and donors—influence the financial resources available to these organizations.

I am particularly interested in how nonprofit financial managers navigate external pressures and uncertainty, and the extent to which those choices affect both fiscal health and organizational performance. I also investigate relationships between public perceptions of nonprofit characteristics—such as performance and religiosity—and our ability to provide effective, efficient, and equitable public services.

On this site, you will find my curriculum vitae, drafts of both working papers and conference papers, and information about my teaching experience. I welcome all correspondence and thoroughly enjoy meeting others who are interested in important questions about public service delivery, so please feel free to contact me via email.