As a Master’s candidate at the Craig Newmark School of Journalism at CUNY, my reporting focuses on public health, sustainability, and accountability. I also love to wrangle, analyze, and visualize data in my journalistic work whenever I can—you can check out my GitHub here!

I spent the first five years of my professional career as a healthcare copywriter, battling FDA red tape and seeing behind the curtain of the U.S. healthcare system. After years of sharpening my writing, data fluency, and deadline management as an advertising creative, I had built the skills to match my nerve—it was time to write for change.

Since beginning my reporting career in earnest, I’ve focused on stories that reflect my journalistic values: grounded in scrutinized fact and rooted in the lived experiences of the people who shape them. All of my work seeks to peel back the layers of complexity in health and science, hold power to account, and give readers the clarity they need to make sense of their world.

After a summer as a Revson Data Fellow at THE CITY, I’m wrapping up my graduate degree and am currently on the hunt for reporting roles. Check out my work here and drop me a line!