Born in Alexandria, Virginia but raised in Manahawkin, New Jersey, I received my B.S. in Mathematics from Stockton University in May 2017, though it was the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey while I was there. I joined the University of Delaware’s Department of Mathematical Sciences in 2017 and received my PhD in Mathematics in 2023.

My undergraduate research primarily focused on algebraic, combinatorial, and topological studies involving enumerations of self-avoiding paths in 2- and 3-space. However, my PhD thesis under Dr. Mahya Ghandehari is much more analytical in nature and deals with the analysis of linear embeddings of graphs and graph limits.

I have recently accepted a postdoctoral position at Toronto Metropolitan University working under the joint supervision of Drs. Anthony Bonato, Michelle Delcourt, and Shahin Kamali investigating the behaviors of different evasion-and-pursuit games on graphs alongside related topics.

​​In my personal time, I enjoy reading, visiting botanical gardens, playing board games, and weightlifting.