I am a Mechanical Engineer in the Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Group at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). I graduated from the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering at Drexel University with her Bachelor's and Ph. D., with a two-year stint in a Taiwan architectural firm in-between. After my Ph. D., I completed a one-year post-doc at NIST. My work is focused on airflow and indoor air quality performance in buildings, with a focus on low energy buildings as well as energy efficiency design and operation strategies in general. I am active in the development of strategies for incorporating more accurate infiltration estimates in building energy models and the application of multizone airflow and indoor air quality (IAQ) models to a range of building performance issues. At ASHRAE, I am a voting member of TC 2.8 Building Environmental Impacts and Sustainability and a member of the Ventilation Subcommittee on SSPC62.1 Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality.