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I am an Assistant Professor of Public Health Sciences at the University of Chicago. I am trained as an environmental epidemiologist and my work primarily focuses on climate- and weather-related extremes and health. My research is highly interdisciplinary and focuses on disparities in disaster exposures and health outcomes, along with population migration and displacement. I am trained in mixed-methods approaches and conduct qualitative research at the local level, and quantitative research using large scale data at the national level. Prior to beginning at the University of Chicago, I was a Voss Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute at Brown University for Environment and Society. I completed my PhD at Yale’s School of the Environment (formerly: Forestry & Environmental Studies) and my MPH at Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. I also received a BA in Sustainable Development from Columbia University (2013).

Listed skills include Data Analysis, Analysis, Sustainability, Renewable Energy, and 13 others.