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Little Rock, AR, US

Portland, Oregon, United States

Led First Street Foundation's climate model development efforts for heat, wind, air quality, and drought. Responsible for communicating the organization's scientific research to both technical and lay audiences.

Worked as a Post-doctoral fellow under Dr. Chris Emrich and Dr. Eric Tate to research flood impacts and recovery outcomes for socially vulnerable populations.

Dissertation focused on new modeling techniques for analyzing earthquake vulnerability, impacts, and reconstruction efforts.

Kathmandu, Nepal

Worked on data analysis and visualization of Nepal’s Household Registration for Housing Reconstruction (HRHRP) Survey for local municipal government authorities.

Colorado School Of Mines: Golden, CO

Worked with Dr. Yaoguo Li to perform modeling of near-earth asteroid 25143 Itokawa. Assessed feasibility of modeling density contrast with gravity gradiometry.

Greater Denver Area

Developed a MATLAB framework for quantitatively analyzing the relationship between rock attributes and microseismic data for fracing operations.Presented results from a Haynesville Shale case study at the 2014 RMS AAPG meeting.

Golden, Colorado

- Represent CSM Honors program at official events- Plan and execute events- Facilitate student/alumni relations- Assist director with tasks- Develop program with self-directed ideas

Bloomington, Indiana Area

Worked with Dr. Gary Pavlis on teleseismic P-wave data from the OIINK Flexible Array, New Madrid Seismic Network, and a portion of the Earthscope Transportable Array. Picked P-wave arrival times and mapped residuals to determine velocity heterogenity of a portion of the North American Craton focused around the Illinois Basin. Inverted the data using P-wave.

Cape Town Area, South Africa

- Led a team of three interns- Designed and managed the official organization blog - Created and implemented new social media strategy- Organized and facilitated human rights workshops- Assisted full time staff with fundraising and networking

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geosciences, 4.0

NSF Graduate Fellow and Walton Distinguished Doctoral Fellow. Studied under Dr. Tom Paradise.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Geography, 4.0

Thesis Title: Fleeing to Fault Zones: Incorporating Syrian Refugees into Earthquake Risk Analysis along the East Anatolian and Dead Sea.

B.Sc. Geophysical Engineering, Geosciences, Public Affairs, 3.86

Activities and Societies: McBride Honors Program, Student Society of Geophysicists Degree in geophysical engineering and an honors minor.