Public health research methods span qualitative and quantitative analyses. From literature reviews to surveys and interviews to nationally representative data sets, there are multiple ways to collect and analyze data. I’m a researcher with the knowhow to work across research methods and data types to find insights and apply them to advance real-world solutions.

My writing has appeared in Inside Sources, The Orange County Register, Marijuana Moment, The National Review, Filter, and Real Clear Health. I pride myself on being able to explain complex ideas to non-expert audiences in a way that makes them care about issues that might seem unimportant to their daily lives. Although I have a knack for writing for the non-expert audience, I can also produce long form, scholarly pieces and reports.

I grew up on stage and the performing arts were was one of my first passions. Now, as a scholar, I channel my inner entertainer when I speak about science and policy. If you need a moderator, panelist, presenter, or commentator who can speak to non-academic audiences, let’s talk.