Welcome!
I am a 4th year Ph.D candidate in Political Science at the University of Rochester, where I am a Fellow with the W. Allen Wallis Institute of Political Economy for the 2025-26 academic year. Broadly, my research focuses on survey methodology, and the formation of political attitudes and beliefs. My work is forthcoming in The Journal of Politics.
My C.V. can be found here.
Published Work
Who Benefits? Experimental Evidence of Gender Differences in Aid Allocations. Funded by the Institute of Politics at FSU. Forthcoming at The Journal of Politics. [Preprint] [Poster]
Working Papers
Distrust, not Dislike. With Scott Abramson. Under review. [Preprint] [Poster]
How Do Women Improve Political Outcomes? Gender Differences in Information Acquisition and Political Power Usage. With Kai Ou. Under Review.
Changing Partisan Hearts, Not Minds. [Slides]
(Mis)Estimating Preferences with Standard Survey Items. With Scott Abramson and Thomas Chamberlin.
Do Courts Play Fair? Property Rights, Trust, and Partisan Beliefs. With Scott Abramson.
A House Divided: Explaining Negative Intra-Party Affect. With Robert Lytle.
Teaching
Instructor of Record
Intro to American Government (POS101)
University of Rochester Early Connection Opportunity (ECO) Program - Syllabus
Groveland Correctional Facility (through Genesee Community College and the Rochester Education Justice Initiative) - Syllabus
Florida State University - Syllabus
Rights, Liberties, and Justice (POS105)
Groveland Correctional Facility (through Genesee Community College and the Rochester Education Justice Initiative) - Syllabus
Teaching Assistant
Honors Program - Fall 2025, Spring 2025 - University of Rochester w/ Casey Petroff
Quantitative Methods 1 - Fall 2024 - University of Rochester w/ Kevin Clark
Introduction to the R Statistical Computing Environment - ICPSR 2022- w/ Dr. Ozan Kalkan
Rational Choice Theories of Politics and Society - ICPSR 2022 - w/ Dr. James Johnson
Political Science Research Methods (POS3713) - Fall 2019 - Florida State University
Intro to Comparative Politics (CPO2002) - Spring 2020, Fall 2021 - Florida State University