I'm grateful to Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO) for the opportunity to help combat poverty as a research assistant!

Thrilled to be a part of this panel!

Come join me in the political economy program at Chicago! It's an incredible program, and I'm happy to answer questions from prospective students. DMs open.

Come work next to me in Chicago! The bullpen is far less exciting than fieldwork, but our water is clean!

Having finished my first quarter in the program a few hours ago, my review of it couldn't be higher. Apply! Open to questions as well.

Congratulations to Kellogg International Scholar alumna Hannah Gillespie '20, who was named a Marshall Scholars! She will use the award to research engineering for international development, building on her experience at ND and as a Boeing engineer. More: bit.ly/3UX1PgG

One year ago today, I received an offer from @sgehlbach to join the Political Economy program here at The University of Chicago . Halfway through my first year, I'm thrilled to have accepted the offer. To soon-to-be admitted students and those applying in the future, you won't regret it!

I'm grateful to share that I was awarded the U.S. National Science Foundation GRFP. Thank you to UChicagoGRAD, Flatley Center, and all my advisors for their generous support!

Postdoc opportunity The University of Chicago Political Science: looking for scholar of American political institutions to join our community and collaborate with us. Information and application instructions here: tinyurl.com/chicagoamerica… EOE/Vet/Disability

I'm honored and grateful to receive the Levin Center's support! I will be building on my research on presidential spending discretion by examining how Congress responds. Link to my initial paper analyzing presidential spending discretion below! drive.google.com/file/d/1bTy4L5…