• BA/MA (dual degree) in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY), 2012;
• MPhil in Psychology from the Graduate Center (CUNY), 2017; 
• PhD in Psychology from the Graduate Center (CUNY) - expected 2023.
  

I have strong scholarly interests in the scholarship of teaching and learning, philosophy of science, social/personality psychology, and higher education policy. My current research explores the role epistemic, socio-political, and moral values play in how people, particularly policy-makers in higher education, interpret and deploy evidence in their decision-making.

• Statistical Methods in Psychology (PSY 226)
• Experimental Psychology (PSY 305)