Hi! I am a PhD candidate in Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School. My two primary fields are Judgment & Decision Making and Experimental Economics. I am on the 2023-24 job market.
My research interests relate to impression management and how observer expectations of behavior align with, and influence, people's decision making. I am especially interested in how this applies to the the intergroup contexts of ideological disagreement and gender.
My teaching interests align with this as I developed a seminar course on the Economics of Information and will be teaching a large introductory course on Judgment and Decision Making at Brown in Spring 2024. Additionally, I have worked as a teaching fellow for numerous courses throughout graduate school, including the Behavioral Science of Negotiations, Game Theory and Social Behavior, Leadership and Decision Making and through the executive education program.
Prior to coming to HKS, I worked as a full-time teaching fellow at Harvard College where I taught a variety of classes, including Advanced Microeconomics and Econometrics. I received my BA from Harvard College in Economics with a secondary in Psychology and a Spanish citation.
When not conducting research, I am typically found rowing on the Charles River or competing at CrossFit Boston.
My research interests relate to impression management and how observer expectations of behavior align with, and influence, people's decision making. I am especially interested in how this applies to the the intergroup contexts of ideological disagreement and gender.
My teaching interests align with this as I developed a seminar course on the Economics of Information and will be teaching a large introductory course on Judgment and Decision Making at Brown in Spring 2024. Additionally, I have worked as a teaching fellow for numerous courses throughout graduate school, including the Behavioral Science of Negotiations, Game Theory and Social Behavior, Leadership and Decision Making and through the executive education program.
Prior to coming to HKS, I worked as a full-time teaching fellow at Harvard College where I taught a variety of classes, including Advanced Microeconomics and Econometrics. I received my BA from Harvard College in Economics with a secondary in Psychology and a Spanish citation.
When not conducting research, I am typically found rowing on the Charles River or competing at CrossFit Boston.
