Nice to Meet You!

I received my B.S. in Psychology from Michigan State University where I conducted research at the Clinical Psychophysiology Lab, directed by Dr. Jason Moser, to examined how brain activity during even-related potentials (ERPs) may provide insight into cognitive control deficits that impact anxiety risk. 

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I received my M.A. and Ph.D. from Boston University under the direction of Dr. Nicholas Wagner in the Biobehavioral and Social-Emotional Development Lab where I studied factors that impact children and family wellbeing. My research explores how behaviors, multi-system physiology, and risk factors across many contexts impact anxiety risk using specialized methods such as AI/machine learning, linguistics, and intensive time-series and advanced quantitative modeling methods. 

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Interested in my research? Take a look at my research posters or my research papers!

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