About Me
I recently obtained my Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Computer Science (with High Honors) with a minor in Environmental Studies from Dartmouth College, graduating Cum Laude.
At Dartmouth, I conducted research through a joint effort between the Jacobson Laboratory at the Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine and the HealthX Lab in Dartmouth Computer Science. I was fortunate to be advised by Professors Nicholas Jacobson and Andrew Campbell, and mentored by Arvind Pillai.
Moving forward, I’m especially excited about using social computing and machine learning to study real-world behavioral patterns, including applications in youth mental health, digital well-being, and community-centered mental health support.
At Dartmouth, my research was generously supported by multiple fundings, including the Dartmouth Neukom Institute for Computational Science and the James O. Freedman Presidential Scholarship. I have also completed a rigorous curriculum, including eight graduate-level CS courses, and earned five academic citations for excellence in CS coursework.
Outside of academics, I enjoy crocheting, running, skiing, and scuba diving, and I have been playing the cello for 13 years.
Research Experiences

Advised by Professor Andrew T. Campbell and mentored by PhD student Arvind Pillai.

Advised by Professor Nicholas C. Jacobson.

Advised by Professor Alberto Quattrini Li.
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