Education
PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of Maryland, 2024
Dissertation: "Increasing Charitable Giving Using Subsidies: Theory and Experiments"
Master of Science in Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of Maryland, 2022
Bachelor of Science in Economics
Washington State University, 2017
Research Interests
My research lies at the intersection of experimental economics, behavioral economics, and public policy. I am particularly interested in understanding how policy interventions affect economic outcomes and welfare.
Key areas of focus:
- Consumer choice
- Risk, uncertainty, and ambiguity
- Design of experiments
- Charitable giving
- Nutrition and food choices
Personal
Outside of research, I enjoy hobbies and interests. I am also passionate about additional interests and regularly engage in related activity.