I am an assistant professor of history at the University of Utah. Before pursuing my history PhD at Columbia University, I worked for five years in national security and foreign policy positions in the U.S. government focused on South Asia and cyber issues. I left my government career because I am passionate about teaching and mentoring.

In addition to my history graduate work at Columbia, I received a BA in History from Davidson College and a MPP in International Security and Political Economy from Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.

I spend my free time hanging out with Jackson the dog and with Eliza, who is working with the Sorenson Impact Institute to tackle poverty and inequality in the United States.

Jackson the dog

Jackson the dog