I've long been interested in how protein-protein interactions shape cell physiology. I performed my graduate work in the lab of Dr. Tania A. Baker, where I studied adaptor-mediated regulated  of proteolysis in bacteria. I then performed postdoctoral research in Dr. Sean Crosson's lab, where I studied the regulation of two-component signaling systems in C. crescentus. Before coming to Holy Cross, I worked as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Physics at the University of Tennessee at Chattanoogoa (UTC). I'm now extremely excited to work with Holy Cross students to explore complex signaling systems in C. crescentus!

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