I wrote my first chapter book at the age of six. It was about horses, and they were friends. Sadly, I have no idea what happened to that stack of three-hole-punched printer paper bound together with ribbon. I like to think it will be discovered in years to come, heralded as a long-lost masterpiece. I've been telling stories ever since, although I lost interest in equine friendship after an incident at Girl Scout camp that I'd rather not talk about. This site is my proof. Because you can't misplace a website (I hope).

These days, I write and edit articles, reports, blogs, and various other forms of content about things like the disproportionate impact of student loan debt, AI’s role in higher education, and supporting learners in the workforce.

To date, I’ve ghostwritten dozens of articles, which have appeared in publications including Harvard Business Review, Business Insider, Fast Company, Forbes, and trade magazines. Reports I’ve written have been featured in top-tier publications including The Wall Street Journal, Inc., and Business Insider.

In my free time, you’ll usually find me reading outside, biking around the neighborhood, or attending a live show.