ABOUT
M.A. journalism. data reporter, science writer.
Craig Newmark Journalism School at CUNY ‘25 . Bylines in THE CITY, NYCity News Service, Healthbeat, and Chalkbeat. Chicago/New York based.
I’m a data reporter with an investigative bent and have primarily covered public health, emerging technology, and government accountability, including a first-of-its-kind data investigation into lead levels in NYC’s drinking water, cited by more than a dozen outlets nationwide. As a Revson Data Fellow at THE CITY, I covered NYC’s historic 2025 mayoral election, campaign finance, urban sustainability, emerging technology, and federal policy. At Chalkbeat, I covered the rise of artificial intelligence use in the New York City public school system. I’ve also contributed work on rural healthcare access to Healthbeat.org. See my work page for all bylines.
Part of my journalistic ethic is to follow the facts and figures using the latest data analysis and investigative research techniques. I recently completed a multi-tier legislation program for newsroom investigations, a reusable semantic analysis of CDC data, reader-first lookup tools, and more. Check out my GitHub for all custom builds and works-in-progress!
Former DTC/HCP healthcare copywriter and data analyst with a focus immunology and oncology therapeutic areas. The five years I spent working alongside the FDA, CDC, and clinical researchers continues to inform the way I approach data analysis, reader-forward news tools, and newswriting.