I am currently serving as an STEM Instructor for the Vanderbilt Frist Autism Center's Graduate NISE Seminar (Neurodiversity Inspired Science and Engineering). I am also a third-year Postdoctoral Scholar in Physics and Astronomy at Vanderbilt working as part of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey's Black Hole Mapper Project and Black Hole Physics Working Group in the Runnoe Lab. Previously a PhD candidate and Grad Student President in Astronomy at University of Maryland College Park, worked as a a primarily optical and X-ray spectroscopist and observing data collector, and member of the Engineering Commissioning, Machine Learning, and Black Holes Working Groups as part of the Zwicky Transient Facility Collaboration. I have varying levels of experiences in Mentoring/Leadership, Public Speaking/Publishing Outreach Materials, Analysis of Large Data Sets, Science (Physics/Astronomy) & Mathematics, Psychology/Cognition, and Curriculum Design/Research-based STEM Education. I also contribute Broad Domain Knowledge stemming from Internationally-Collaborative Astrophysics Research Experiences across several labs and institutions. My personal interests are ever evolving but currently include writing/art/poetry, hiking/climbing, sheltering cats/dogs, theater/board games, and cooking.