I am currently an Associate Professor of Practice in the Philosophy, Politics, & Economics (PPE) program at the University of Pennsylvania.

I teach courses on behavioral economics, advanced research methods, and capstone seminars on moral psychology and the origins of cooperation & conflict. My research program explores the psychology of collective action and morality, investigating the cognitive abilities and moral beliefs that allow our species to cooperate so successfully. I'm also a research affiliate of Penn's Center for Social Norms and Behavioral Dynamics led by Dr Cristina Bicchieri.

I received my PhD in social psychology from Boston College in 2023. I was as postdoctoral fellow in the PPE program at Penn from 2023-2024 before starting my current role as a Professor of Practice (a fancy title for teaching professor).