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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.