I’m a fourth year PhD candidate at UT Austin in the Ecology, Evolution and Behavior Program. I study Jamaican rodents and bats throughout the Quaternary! My research seeks to understand patterns of biodiversity change in these taxa and the role of human and environmental impacts. I use morphology and stable isotope analysis to characterize species interactions with their environment and how this varies over time.

In my free time you’ll find me trying out a new recipe in my kitchen, or out hiking! I’m an animal lover and you’ll often find me looking for lizards, birds, and snakes in the outdoors or catching a nice view.