PhD Student in Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution at Boston University

About Me

I am PhD student in the Cassidine Ecology and Evolutionary Genomics (CEEG) Lab lead by Lynette Strickland at Boston University. There, I study how genomics, ecology, and behavioral dynamics contribute to the maintenance and distribution of color polymorphisms in the tortoise beetle subfamily, Cassidinae.

I am also a self-proclaimed insect nerd.

Praying mantis seen during field survey at Bison Hill Meadow in South Park, PA.

Admiring the Lepidoptera collections at Cox Science Center in Palm Beach, FL.

Moth found at Chatham University's Eden Hall campus in Gibsonia, PA.

Education

I received my Bachelor of Science in Sustainability and Natural Resource Management from Chatham University in April of 2024.

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