Bio

I'm currently a student at Harvard Law School. Prior to law school, I completed a masters specializing in climate science and policy analysis at the Yale School of the Environment. In college, I studied the mechanisms by which inequality is legitimized within and across communities. My senior thesis in sociology explored the role of clothing in boundary work and the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on youth sartorial self-determination.

Outside of school, I’ve been involved in political movements. I'm particularly interested in organizing efforts that give youth a voice. I've also channeled over 10,000 hours into the debate community, gradually shifting from competitor to mentor. I helped start two middle school debate projects, a summer program that operates as a fundraiser for Lexington High School's debate team and a nonprofit that introduces debate skills to students across the globe.

In my spare time, I enjoy photography, poetry, and songwriting. I wrote the lyrics for an original musical in college, and premiered a song at the Yale School of Drama under the tutelage of a Tony Award-winning lyricist. I periodically upload works to Soundcloud.