As the Quartermaster of the College Company at William & Mary, I am in charge of organizing and keeping track of our eighteenth-century clothing, developing plans for our civilian interpretations, and sharing research on eighteenth-century material culture, clothing, and social history with our club members.

I graduated with a B.A., majoring in History and a minor in English, concentrating in Early American material culture and museum studies.

For the fall semester in 2021, I interned at the Print Office and Book Bindery in Colonial Williamsburg. Over the course of this internship I gained hands-on experience in both eighteenth-century and contemporary printing and bookbinding techniques while interpreting both those trades and the eighteenth century more broadly to the public.

During my time as an intern at the Wilton House Museum, I utilized primary document research including land deeds, wills, and inventories in order to enrich our understanding of how Wilton House changed and functioned throughout its history in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.