About

I am a Research Officer at LSE’s Phelan United States Centre. At LSE, I work on several projects within Prof. Lauren Sukin’s program of research entitled Dangerous Divisions: The Impact of Polarization on Nuclear Politics. The projects examine how domestic political conditions in the US impact its international standing. Alongside this role, I am a Research Assistant for Prof. Helen Margetts at the Oxford Internet Institute, focusing on digital information exchange between the UK government and its citizens. I am also an affiliate of the Center for American Political Studies at Harvard University.

Before returning to London in late 2024, I spent six years studying in the US. I moved across the pond for undergrad via the US-UK Fulbright Commission’s wonderful Sutton Trust US Programme. In 2022, I graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with an A.B. in Political Science. In 2025, I mastered out of MIT Political Science’s Ph.D. program, earning an S.M. in Political Science. I reapplied to Ph.D. programs that same year and will (re)start my doctoral training at Stanford Sociology this fall as a CCSRE Emerging Scholar.