I am a postdoctoral research assistant working with Neave O'Clery as part of the PEAK urban interdisciplinary project. I am quite new to (and excited to be) working in social/economic networks, as my PhD work is more concerned with the modeling of condensed matter physics (I am working on a paper "Rigidity percolation in random rod packings" that should be submitted soon...) 

Previously, I had the pleasure of being advised in my PhD by Peter J. Mucha and M. Gregory Forest. Other collaborators include: Dane Taylor, Feng "Bill" Shi, Theo J. Dingemans, Maruti Hegde, Daphne Klotsa, and Ryan Fox.

While at UNC, I designed the networks curriculum for the annual free summer camp Girls Talk Math. Currently, I am working to help organize the third annual Oxford Summer School on Economic Networks. I am also tutoring Hilary 2019 for Mathematics and Data Science for Development.

Between undergraduate/graduate schools, I worked in Nashville, TN as an educator with Teach for America.

Upcoming and ongoing things on my agenda:

February-March: Tutoring Mathematics and Data Science for Development in the mathematical institute

March: Presenting (lightening talk) an upcoming paper on rigidity percolation at Complenet '19 in Tarragona, Spain

April: Co-presenting an upcoming book chapter on industrial agglomeration at the AAG annual meeting session on cities and networks in Washington, DC

May: Presenting an upcoming paper on rigidity percolation at Statistical Physics of Complex Systems in Stockholm

June: The Oxford Summer School on Economic Networks (applications due March 15!)

July: Netmob 2019 at the mathematical institute

August: Co-hosting (alongside Isabella Loaiza Saa) a mini-symposium entitled "Social Networks for mass mobility" at LANet (mini-symposium website forthcoming) in Cartagena, Colombia