EDUCATION
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Ph.D., Economics
Expected 2026
M.A., Economics
2022
Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
B.A., Economics and Environmental Studies
2014
FIELDS
Applied Microeconomics, Public Economics, Environmental Economics
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Research Assistant, Professor Laurent Bouton, Georgetown University
2023–
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Georgetown University
Empirical Applications in Political Economy
2025
Public Sector Economics
2024
Microeconometrics (Master’s Level)
2023
Senior Thesis Seminar in Political Economy
2023
International Economics
2022
Environmental Economics
2022
Economic Statistics
2021
WORK EXPERIENCE
Senior Research Analyst, Industrial Economics, Inc. (IEc)
2014–2020
ACADEMIC SERVICE
Co-Chair, Georgetown Economics Graduate Student Organization
2023–2024
SEMINARS & CONFERENCES
Berkeley/Sloan Summer School in Environmental and Energy Economics
August 2023
Camp Resources XXXI
August 2025
Georgetown University Applied Microeconomics Seminar
2025
JOB MARKET PAPER
I estimate that wind energy projects in Illinois generate global environmental benefits that exceed local property value losses by more than a factor of thirty. Yet county governments often reject proposed projects. To assess the electoral incentives of permit-issuing county officials, I link spatial variation in local costs and benefits to precinct-level election results. Following approvals, I find that incumbent county officials lose vote share in precincts that incur property value losses, but gain votes in precincts that benefit from higher property tax revenues.
WORK IN PROGRESS
Bargaining Over Development: The Costs of Discretionary Permitting
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Python, Stata, R, GIS, Causal Inference