About
I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Johns Hopkins Economics department, and am on the 2026-27 academic job market.
I am a labor economist specializing in education and public economics. Methodologically, I am interested in structural modeling and computational methods, along with causal inference and machine learning.
I have a strong interest in subjective expectations and methods for the elicitation of beliefs. As part of my dissertation work, I began a survey on beliefs and expectations at a Maryland community college; the community college survey is entering its third year, and two other survey-based projects in non-community college contexts are in development.