Hello! I am a Ph.D. candidate in Biostatistics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (HSPH) and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, working in the National Studies on Air Pollution & Health research group. I am primarily interested in data science applications for the social good, specifically in the fields of environmental sustainability, public health, policy, and education. Beyond research and teaching at HSPH, I pursue opportunities in science communication and science policy.
PhD in Biostatistics (candidate)
Harvard University
BS in Applied Mathematics
University of Colorado (CU) Boulder
My goal is to help accelerate the implementation of equitable and sustainable policy and practices through environmental health & data science research and collaboration with diverse people and institutions.
Please reach out to collaborate!
Here are lists of articles, podcasts, videos, etc. that I intend to continuously update as I come across well-explained, powerful ideas that relate directly to my field(s) of interest. For the most part, these resources are more conversational than technical, and are meant to inspire as well as inform.
For prospective or early-stage PhD students, especially those interested in statistics & public health
Reflections from reading, conferences, and more
Reflections on a year steeped in pedagogy
Reflections from a book club, a symposium, and other conversations
