Water has played a central role in my life in everything from recreation to pursuing a career in research. I’ve always taken every opportunity to get my feet wet. My first foray into scientific research was assisting with a project studying terrapins in the Chesapeake Bay. This work opened a door to field research and set me on a path towards river science.

As a current PhD student in the Fluvial Geomorphology Group at Colorado State University (CSU), I’m motivated by applicable research that investigates river corridor forms and processes across scales.

Education

MS in Geosciences, 2024
Colorado State University

BS in Environmental Sciences, 2021
University of Vermont

BA in Geography, 2021
University of Vermont