As an adviser, I strive to create spaces that allow for authentic interactions and use a growth mindset orientation that focuses on our ability to learn and develop over time. If you’re considering working with me at U of C, you can learn more about my style and expectations here.

​​While my primary research focuses on gender and politics in the Global South, I am eager to support students with a wide range of interests. I view the adviser/advisee relationship as a partnership that requires regular reflection from both parties. 

Effective advising is a skill learned over time through deliberate practice. In line with this idea, I have completed formal coursework through the CIRTL Network to develop my skills as a research mentor.