I’m a Ph.D. candidate in Agriculture, Food, and Resource Economics (dual major in Economics) at Michigan State University. 

My research interest lies in environmental, resource, and ecological economics, with a focus on wildlife disease management, risk management, agricultural nonpoint-source pollution, and clean-energy adoption.

My toolkit includes dynamic optimization and mathematical modeling, as well as econometric analysis, supported by training and experience in Mathematica, MATLAB, R, Stata, and ArcGIS.