I am a labor economist with the Center for Economics Studies at the U.S. Census Bureau. My current research explores how college students make their enrollment, labor supply, borrowing, and studying decisions. I also have research examining how labor supply elasticities for adults in the United States have changed over time and research studying how students' non-cognitive factors are influenced by the gender distribution of their peers.
Before joining CES, I earned my PhD in Economics from Michigan State University.
PhD in Economics, 2021
Michigan State University
MA in Economics, 2016
Michigan State University
BBA in Finance, Economics, Entrepreneurship, 2009
Baylor University