I bridge the worlds of economics, data science, and academic writing. At the University of Washington, I develop research essays and writing frameworks that help students tackle quantitative subjects with clarity and rigor. My essays on economic policy, behavioral economics, and data-driven analysis are used in university courses across the country. I'm particularly passionate about making economics writing accessible to first-generation college students and underrepresented groups in STEM.
Explore the ethical implications of gene editing technology, focusing on somatic and germline applications, safety concerns, equitable access, and governance.
Explore the meaning, importance, and examples of respect as active recognition of dignity, emphasizing its role in relationships, workplaces, and institutions.
Explore the true story of John Proctor, a real figure in the Salem witch trials, and how Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible' reshaped his historical legacy.