Employment:

• Assistant Professor in Economics at Fordham University, 2024-

• Assistant Professor in Economics at LSU, 2020-2024

Education:

• Ph.D Economics, University of Texas-Austin, 2020

• M.A Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2015

• M.S Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University, 2013

• B.S Applied Math and Economics, Emory University, 2012

Research:

Working Papers:

1. Identification and estimation of a nonseparable production function. 

R&R at Journal of Applied Econometrics

2. Identification and estimation of a nonseparable system of equations with multiple shocks. 

3. Identification and estimation of a generalized partially linear model. 

4. Estimating the effects of climate using partially separable models with unobserved heterogeneity.

5. Beyond common support: an iterative approach to identification and estimation of nonseparable models with endogeneity. (with Le Wang)

R&R at Journal of Business & Economic Statistics

6. Identification and estimation of nonseparable transformation models with cross-sectional and panel data. 

7. Identification and estimation of a nonparametric time-varying panel data model with completely missing regressors in some periods. 

R&R at Econometric Theory

8. Imputation for nonlinear models. (with Jason Abrevaya and Peter Toth) (draft coming soon!)

Work in Progress:

9. Identification and estimation of an additive model with multiple shocks

Teaching:

Fordham:

• Econ 3885 Introductory Econometrics, Econ 7910 Econometrics I (Ph.D), Econ 7920 Econometrics II (Ph.D) 

LSU: 

• Econ 4630 Introduction to Econometrics, Econ 4633 Time Series Data Analysis, Econ 7632 Micro-econometrics (Ph.D) 

*Excellence in Teaching Award for Graduate Instructor, LSU ECON, 2022