I am a Ph.D. student and NSF-GRFP Fellow in the Department of Psychology at Cornell University concentrating in Social & Personality Psychology and minoring in Cognitive Sciences. I completed my undergraduate studies in psychology and philosophy at Duke University and worked as a research specialist in the Princeton Social Neuroscience Laboratory and the Boston College Morality Lab before coming to Cornell. My research program examines how individuals explore their moral worlds. Outside of academic research, I have been employed as a data scientist at Discover Financial Services and Liberty Mutual Insurance Company.
I am a social psychologist and data scientist who leverages a wide array of empirical methods including interactive online games, machine learning, and brain imaging to characterize how and why people engage in learning in the moral domain.
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Graduate Coordinator, Cornell University OISE MAC Doctoral Peer Mentoring Program