A sculptor and digital fabrication educator with an MFA from Alfred University, I serve as Associate Professor where I manage the Digital Fabrication and Sculpture Area and direct the Campus Public Art Trail. My work bridges traditional sculptural practice with emerging technologies, integrating digital fabrication into makerspaces. I was selected as a Fulbright Scholar, teaching digital fabrication in Uruguay and fostering international exchange in art and technology. My expertise includes public art consulting, grant writing, and design proposal development. I have taught sculpture, ceramics, and digital fabrication across university settings, including as visiting professor and adjunct faculty. My scholarly and creative practice emphasizes the intersection of technology, materiality, and public engagement. I am committed to preparing students to work across traditional and digital media while contributing to public art initiatives and community-based projects.