About Me

Education:

I completed my Bachelor's in Physics at The Pennsylvania State University from 2017-2021. Currently, I am a Ph.D. student at University of Pittsburgh and expect to graduate in 2027.

Research Interests:

My current research is on emission line galaxy selection for DESI-2 using photometric redshifts from COSMOS2020. For this project, I am working with Prof. Jeffrey Newman and Prof. Brett Andrews at the University of Pittsburgh.

Publications: Coming soon to an archive near you!

Research

Work in progress...

Community

Teaching: Teaching is something I am very passionate about. During my undergrad at Penn State, I tutored physics and mathematics. In addition to this, I became a learning assistant for a modern physics course where I encouraged independent learning to the students. I plan to teach as a teaching assistant during my time at the University of Pittsburgh before graduation.

Outreach: I consider myself an advocate for higher education. After my first year of undergrad, I went back to my high school and gave a talk to seniors on "The Importance of College". Recently, in the summer of 2022, I gave a talk on "Optimizing the College Experience" to a group of incoming Penn State freshmen.