I am a current first-generation undergraduate student at St. John Fisher University. I am graduating in May 2025 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology within the honors program.

At present, I am a research intern at Mt. Hope Family Center (University of Rochester) on the NIH-funded Adult & Family Health studies, and a research insights intern for Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. I am also a research assistant for Dr. Zachary Gold's Play and Development Lab, and Dr. Jessica Robinson & Dr. Melissa Goodwin's Transition to College Study. I am also currently conducting independent research as a summer research fellow under Dr. Jessica Robinson. Throughout my involvement, I realized that my lifelong love for writing, enjoyment for learning, and passion for statistics was a perfect match for psychological research.

In my free time, you can find me reading or writing, rooting for the Buffalo Bills or Kansas City Chiefs, enjoying the Finger Lakes, and spending time with those I love (both human and dog). I deeply value learning, DEI, mentorship, and open science.

I am in the process of applying for Psychology PhD programs (fall 2025 entry), and I recently submitted an NSF GRFP.

I am committed to mentorship, giving back to the privilege I had of excellent mentors throughout my career. If you are interested in my mentorship, please fill out this form.