Curriculum Vitae

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Education

Stanford University
Ph.D. candidate in Psychology
2021–2027 (expected)
Bryn Mawr College
B.A. in Psychology, minor in Neuroscience, summa cum laude
2016–2020

Research experience

Harvard Study of Adult Development
Research assistant
2020–2021
Schulz Lab · Bryn Mawr College
Undergraduate research assistant
2017–2020
Integrative Decision Neuroscience Lab · UPenn
Research intern
2018

Honors & awards

Centennial Teaching Assistant Award · Stanford
Special recognition for outstanding contributions to teaching
2026
IRiSS Dissertation Fellowship · Stanford
$11,000 · dissertation research using computational social science methods
2025
Affective Science Graduate Student Fellowship · Stanford
$5,000 · interdisciplinary research in affective science
2024
Norman H. Anderson Award · Stanford
$2,000 · graduate research initiatives
2021, 2023
European Fellowship · Bryn Mawr
$5,000 · highest academic prize, awarded to one graduating senior
2020
Community Building Honor Roll · Bryn Mawr
2020
Frances Velay Women’s Science Research Fellowship
$5,000 · summer research support
2019
Summer Science Research Grant · Bryn Mawr
$5,000 · 10-week summer research stipend
2018

Professional service

Ad-hoc reviewer
Affective Science (4), Emotion (4), Cognition and Emotion (1), Emotion Review (2), Computers in Human Behavior (1), JAMA (1), Nature Scientific Reports (2), Journal of Emotion and Psychopathology (2), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (1), Psychiatry Psychology and Law (1), Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (1)
2021–
SASSC member-at-large · Society for Affective Science
2025–
Annual Meeting Organizing Committee · Bay Area Affective Science Society
2024–25
Faculty Search Committee · Stanford Psychology
2024–25
Graduate Program Committee (student member) · Stanford Psychology
2023–24
Affective Science Seminar Series Co-Organizer · Stanford
2022–23
Conference submission reviewer
APS, SPSP, Cognitive Science Society
2020–

Diversity, equity & inclusion

Paths to PhD speaker · Stanford Psychology
Annual event hosted by the Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
2021–23
International Students Planning & Programming Committee · Bryn Mawr
2020–21

Skills

Data analysis. Hierarchical Bayesian modeling; GLMMs; structural equation modeling; longitudinal and multilevel analysis; reinforcement-learning modeling; eye-tracking data processing; psychophysiological signal processing (ECG, HRV); fMRI preprocessing and analysis.

Software. Proficient: R (tidyverse, lme4, brms, lavaan), Python (NumPy, Pandas, PyTorch, scikit-learn, Matplotlib), Mplus, SPSS, Amos, HLM, Git/GitHub. Intermediate: JavaScript (jsPsych), webppl, MATLAB, FSL.