CV / Resume

• Researching unmet need for federal rental assistance, housing hardship and affordability, and homelessness.
• Analyzing Census microdata and HUD administrative data to support research products across the housing team.

• Interviewed subject matter experts on existing data to develop a Department-wide framework to collect an inventory of data.
• Researched other state agencies' data management tools, systems, and processes to document best practices.

• Researched the scale and underlying causes of racial disparities in homelessness demographics using HMIS data to assist local service providers and policymakers.
• Developed a report comparing Coordinated Entry Systems across Wisconsin to determine best practices in each Continuum of Care (CoC).

• Conducted interviews with local and state child welfare agencies and transition-age foster youth to assess how Title IV-E federal funding supports extended foster care across states.
• Collaborated on a team of analysts to design a survey sent to states with extended foster care, gathering data on service provision, case management, and federal funding impacts.

GPA: 3.9

La Follette School Fellowship: Awarded full tuition coverage based on academic merit, including priority consideration for project assistantships.

GPA: 3.7, Cum Laude

Majors: Economics & Political Science · Minor: Statistics

Honors: Omicron Delta Epsilon (Economics), Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science)

Social Entrepreneurship Scholar Fellowship: Interned at Beacon Interfaith Housing Collaborative, researching connections between federal housing policy and homelessness at the state and national levels.