Thank you for navigating to my academic website. As of December 2025, I am a postdoctoral associate at the Center for Aging, Climate, and Health (CACHE) at the University of Colorado at Boulder, in affiliation with the Institute for Behavioral Science. In 2024 I earned my PhD in Sociology/Community and Environmental Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
I am applied spatial demographer, quantitative and spatial data methodologist, and housing scholar. My research covers topics in spatial inequality, spatial demography, and socioeconomic wellbeing as they relate to ever-evolving dynamics in the US housing landscape. Housing is fundamental to how individuals, households, and communities engage with the social world. Yet, housing inequalities persistent across racial and spatial lines, structuring the social experiences and outcomes of individuals and communities alike.
My independent and collaborative projects examine post-2008 dynamics in housing landscapes and racial segregation, the social capital implications of historical spatial exclusion, and residential mobility trajectories of housing subsidy voucher recipients, among others.
I am grateful to CACHE for ongoing postdoctoral training and support, for training and research support funded by the University of Wisconsin’s Center for Demography and Ecology (grants P2C HD047873, T32 HD007014), and finally to the Rice University department of Sociology for previous postdoctoral training and support.