Doctoral Student and Research Scientist at the University of Colorado, Boulder in the Department of Geography. Advised by Dr. Mark Serreze and Dr. Alison Banwell.

Teaching Assistant for GEOG 3251: Mountain Geosystems. Exploring the physical and human geographies of mountain regions.

Working as a Physical Geographer for the NOAA Global Systems Laboratory through the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences. Quantifying impacts of Natural Hazards with Data Analysis and Visualization through GIS tools.

Working as a Graduate Research assistant at the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) under the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science (CIRES).My work will be focused on Arctic Climates, Glaciers, and Sea Ice.

This project (now into its 2nd year) aims to build a resource that can be used by Early Career Researchers (ECRs) and the wider Polar community to help understand the availability of satellite remote sensing data sets. There are three key goals to the project: 1. To generate a central database and website that summarises the key specifications of past, present and future remote sensing instruments and how to access their data sets. 2. Review applications of satellite remote sensing in key areas of Polar science (e.g. glaciology, ecology and climate sciences) and incorporate them into the online resource. 3. To help improve the understanding of Remote Sensing instruments, their capabilities and limitations, and the suite of data sets available for Polar research. Anticipated Project Outputs: 1. An online database which contains the key specifications of satellite remote sensing instruments and their applications. 2. An accompanying website that summarises this information more succinctly. 3. A journal publication that will summarise the creation of this resource and help advertise it to the wider Polar community. A journal such as Earth System Science Data may be suitable for this purpose.

As a Global Systems Laboratory Intern I had the privilege of working for NOAA, CIRES, as well as other organizations such as the National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center.The scope of my summer project was to quantify the benefits of converting the old Watch/Warning Systems to a newer and more Accurate Hazard Services platform. The results of this project displayed the Population and Areal Extent of that benefit.

Student athlete. Army Lacrosse.

Worked as an intern under the District Rangers in the Gila National Forest. Worked in the Buzzard Fire, at archeological sites, on a timbers crew, as well as under the management of the forest.