At the University of Colorado, I research physiological resilience related to human health and performance in expeditionary environments. This work is designed to support crew resilience in long-duration flight. Mountaineering is a personal and professional complement to this work.The Human Spaceflight Graduate Team has recently completed a design cycle for a crewed vehicle intended for Earth-Mars transit. During design, build, and test phases, our team executed core administrative and technical tasks, including human factors analysis, to deliver a robust crewed spacecraft system.In addition, I serve as the President of the Association of Spaceflight Professionals (ASP), an industry nonprofit dedicated to professional membership services in human spaceflight. With over 10 years of experience in business development, program management, and basic science, I lead ASP's focus on the needs of a burgeoning cislunar industry, applying experience in partner management and team leadership.Interests include expedition science, team leadership, flight test, human performance, wilderness medicine, and alpine mountaineering.