- graduate student in physics at the University of California, Davis (fall 2020)
- internship with the Russell B. Makidon Optics Laboratory, Space Telescope Science Institute (2020)
- graduated with a BSc in physics (winter 2019)
- internship at the Space Telescope Science Institute (summer 2019)
- REU in astronomical research and instrumentation at Texas A&M University (summer 2018 — see poster here!)
- Ernest E. Wooden Scholarship (2017-18 academic year)
Semesters: Summer and Fall 2017
Projects:
Light deflection during the 2017 solar eclipse
- co-author on paper “Solar Eclipses as a Teaching Opportunity in Relativity,” The Physics Educator Vol. 02, No. 02, 2050010 (2020)
- poster presentation at PhysCon (Providence, RI, November 2019)
- co-author on poster presentation at 231st meeting of the American Astronomical Society (Washington DC, January 2018)
- public outreach lecture at Space Telescope Science Institute (Johns Hopkins University, December 2017); watch here (beginning at 17:45)
- supported by a research grant from the Maryland Space Grant Consortium (summer 2017)
Olbers’ paradox and the age of the Universe
- winner, “Students’ Choice Award” for poster presentation at Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (George Washington University, January 2018)
- poster presentation at 231st meeting of the American Astronomical Society (Washington DC, January 2018)
- oral presentation at the Maryland Space Grant Consortium Student Research Symposium (Johns Hopkins University Mt. Washington campus, July 2017)