Hello! I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Education at Harvard University. I study how individuals and organizations create, implement, experience, and evaluate educational policy and reform, particularly policies and reforms intended to address inequality. You can read more about my research and motivations here. 

At Harvard, I've taught a range courses on a range of topics in educational policy, organizational theory, and research methods, including Designing for Deeper Learning, Thinking Strategically about Reform, Philanthropy and Education, Economics for Educators, and Foundations of Race and Ethnicity. I am also a former Co-Chair of the Harvard Educational Review. 

I earned a B.A. and M.P,P. from the University of Michigan, where as a graduate student I was a Weston Fellow in Education Policy, an Engaged Pedagogy Fellow, and a Dow Sustainability Fellow. Prior to graduate school, I was a preschool teacher and youth worker in Michigan.

You can view my CV here.