Education
- Ph.D. Candidate, O'Neill, Indiana University
- M.A. in Environmental Resource Policy, George Washington University, 2015
- B.A. in Economics and Environmental Studies, Colby College, 2010
Selected Works
- "Stakeholder perceptions of the United States energy transition: Local-level
dynamics and community responses to national politics and policy," (with S. Carley, T. Evans, D. Konisky), Energy Research and Social Science, (2018) - "A framework for evaluating geographic disparities in energy transition vulnerability," (with S. Carley, T.P. Evans, D.M. Konisky), Nature Energy (2018)
- "Does Stakeholder Participation Influence EPA’s Chemical Risk Values?" (with R. Francis), Public Administration Quarterly, 41(3), (2017)