I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Economics at Georgia State University. My research is in applied microeconomics with interests in health economics, development economics, and public economics.
I use quasi-experimental methods to study how public institutions, policy reforms, and service-delivery systems shape health, human capital, and economic well-being.
Recent Highlights
Presented at the 3rd Annual PhD Student Summer Symposium, GSU, Summer 2026.
Accepted into the NBER Aging and Health Economics Research Mentoring Program
Accepted into the AMIE Mentoring Program, mentored by Tiffany Green (UW-Madison) and Bhabesh Hazarika (NIPFP)
Named an APPAM Excellence, Equity, and Inclusion (EEI) Fellow 2026 — one of three GSU recipients. Presenting at APPAM Annual Conference, Boston, November 2026
