ABOUT ME

Welcome! I am a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at the University of Florida. My research addresses intra-ethnic political competition in Europe; in particular, the intersection of institutional design, within-group economic inequality, and ethnic political party rhetoric. My dissertation, "Ethnicity, Class, and Intra-Ethnic Party Rhetoric" examines how this relationship functions in Northern Ireland, Basque Country, and Flanders, Belgium. 

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In the classroom, I have experience teaching a variety of undergraduate classes as Instructor of Record: Introduction to American Government, Introduction to Comparative Politics, and Politics of Ethnicity in Europe. I am prepared and eager to teach undergraduate classes in Comparative Politics or American Government, both in-person and online.

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In my free time, I enjoy sewing and visiting state parks. I am based in central Florida, on the lands of the Mayaca and Seminole peoples.