I am a Lecturer of Finance at my alma mater, Georgia College & State University, and a Ph.D. candidate in economics at Florida State University, where I expect to graduate in 2028.

My research interests are in labor economics, economics of education, crime economics, and financial literacy where I use applied econometric methods to conduct causal inference. My current work examines how early-life educational policies shape long-run labor market and criminal justice outcomes.

I teach Personal Finance and Money and Banking at GC&SU. I also have undergraduate teaching experience at FSU as both an instructor of record and a teaching assistant.