An economist specializing in labor, health, and economic history. Ph.D. from Princeton University, currently Assistant Professor at the University of Delaware. Research examines hospital closures and maternal/infant health, malaria eradication and racial inequality, and the labor market effects of DACA. Published in the Journal of Economic History. Teaching includes econometrics and microeconomics. Received Princeton’s Graduate Student Teaching Prize and a Lester Fellowship. Serves as a referee for the Journal of Health Economics and Journal of Urban Economics.