I am an urban researcher, homelessness advocate, and data analyst. My research interests include housing, transportation, big-data analysis techniques, and socioeconomic mobility. I have always had a passion for these topics, but my interest was fully piqued in undergrad when I took an Urban Sociology course. After graduating, I relocated to Atlanta, GA and began working at the Zaban Paradies Center as a Performance Manager. Here, I have been able to combine my love for data analysis with a real-world impact.

Originally from Upstate South Carolina, I graduated cum laude from Furman University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Poverty Studies. In 2026, I received my Master of Science in Urban Analytics from the School of City & Regional Planning at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My academic background, career path, and problem solving skills provide a unique perspective for how I address problems in our ever-changing world.

Outside of work, I enjoy traveling, cooking, and music. I have been a Tenor in Atlanta Master Chorale for three seasons, and am perpetually planning my next trip or recipe to try.