I am pursuing a PhD in Geography, with research focused on glacial lakes in North America. My work examines the geographical and environmental dimensions of glacial-lake systems, with particular attention to their formation, evolution, and implications in the context of environmental and climatic change.

I have served as a Teaching Assistant for a range of undergraduate geography courses, including GEOG 131: Weather, Climate, and Climate Change (Fall 2024); GEOG 132: Landscapes and Environmental Change (Spring 2025); GEOG 204: Understanding Climate Change (Fall 2025); GEOG 345: People and Environment (Fall 2025); and GEOG 331: Natural Hazards (Spring 2026). These roles have provided experience supporting instruction across physical geography, climate change, environmental change, human–environment relations, and natural-hazards topics.