I am currently an Associate Quantitative Researcher at O’Shaughnessy Asset Management.

My research helps individuals construct long/short portfolios and trading strategies designed for efficient tax-loss harvesting.

Prior, I was a Program Evaluation Specialist at Censeo Consulting. My research there included:

• Environmental and economic impacts of brownfield redevelopment

• Improving equity in water monitoring and access to federal remediation dollars

• Increasing adoption of agricultural non-point source pollution management practices

At Penn State, my research focused on:

• Empirical effects of forested riparian buffers on water quality

• Nonmarket valuation of cleaner water and benefit distribution through an environmental justice lens

• Recreational demand for cleaner water

• Economic experimentation to get willingness-to-pay for public boat washing stations

• Modeling how boaters travel to identify common routes invasive species are spread (and which non-invaded waterbodies are most vulnerable)

I have a passion for presenting research through novel media such as R-Shiny apps and interactive markdown. My goal is to present meaningful economic findings in a clear, consise, and even fun way for stakeholders, communities, policy makers, and laypersons.

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