Welcome! I am an incoming Assistant Professor in the International Relations Division at the Center for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE) in Mexico City. I study the intersection of gender, conflict, security issues, and foreign policy, using causal inference, public opinion (surveys and experiments), and regression methods. I am also an Early-Career Experimental Fellow of the American Political Science Association (APSA).

My work is published in the Journal of Peace Research (JPR) and the Review of International Organization (RIO).

My research has been generously supported by the APSA Experimental Research Section Early Career Fellowship, APSA Centennial Center Research Grant, IHS Humane Studies Fellowship, IHS Survey Expense, the Institute for Peace and Conflict Fellowship (IPAC), and the Department of Political Science at Texas Tech University. 

My broader research agenda focuses on foreign policy and economic statecraft, gender and politics, conflict and security issues, executive branch politics, human rights/security, quantitative methods, and survey experiments. You can find my CV here.