I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Arizona and a 2026–27 Job Market Candidate.

My research lies at the intersection of labor economics, economic history, environmental economics, and child development. I study how environmental shocks and public programs shape economic mobility and family wellbeing using linked historical and administrative data.

My job market paper, “High Waters, Unequal Ground: The 1937 Ohio River Flood and Economic Inequality,” examines how a major environmental disaster shifted exposed individuals downward in the economic distribution.