As an applied microeconomist, my research uses econometric approaches to understand the role of climate, weather, and farmers' decisions in determining agricultural and economic outcomes.  

Working papers and research in progress study the effects of water scarcity on cropping system selection, the emergence of climate adaptation technologies, and the ability of panel methods to deliver long-run estimates of climate change impacts. 

Curriculum vitae is available here.

Education

Ph.D. Ag & Resource Economics, UC Davis, 2014-2020 

B.S. Biosystems Engineering (second major in Economics), Michigan State University, 2010-2014