about me

I am a recent PhD graduate and post-doc in Dr. Lisa Oakes’ Infant Cognition Lab at UC Davis. I graduated from the University of Minnesota with a BS in Psychology in 2014.

My research interests are centered on the development of visual attention using longitudinal methods. Specifically, I’m interested in how different contexts and experiences influence cognitive development and how researchers can best tease apart and measure factors that shape the infant’s developing mind.

In addition, I’m also passionate about open science, reproducibility, and working on issues related to data and measurement quality.