I am an undergraduate student at the University of Missouri pursuing a B.A. in Anthropology on the Health & Human Biology track, with a minor in Engineering. My academic interests include forensic anthropology, human variation, and biological engineering, particularly where biological research and technology intersect.

I work as an undergraduate research assistant with Dr. Libby Cowgill and as a laboratory assistant in the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory. Outside of research, I serve as president of the Anthropology Student Association, where I work to build a community for students interested in anthropology and related fields.

I am also a competitive chess player and a member of Mizzou’s chess team. Beyond academics and chess, I enjoy exploring new interests, including 3D printing and its potential applications in the study of human variation.