I am a PhD student in agricultural and resource economics at the University of California at Berkeley. My primary research interests fall within development microeconomics, specifically in agriculture, technology adoption, gender, nutrition/health investments, and time preferences. In recent years, I have worked as a research consultant for the World Bank in Washington, DC, Malawi, and Kenya. I have field experience in survey design and implementation in Haiti, Malawi, Kenya, and Liberia, and I strongly believe in the importance of policy relevance in research.
