About me

Hey there! I am a graduating student at the University of Toronto Mississauga. My programs of study include Political Science, Historical Studies, & Global Perspectives. My interests and works cover a number of topics within International Relations and contemporary Atlantic History. This includes but is not limited to conflict studies, democratic studies, American history and culture, political theory, and comparative foreign policy.

My current project is utilizing multivariate data sets such as the Cross-National Time Series, Varieties of Democracy, and others to more effectively operationalize political instability in empirical studies of civil war.

Outside of school, I enjoy reading (more politics & history books!), watching tv shows, skating, and watching hockey.

Education

Simon Fraser University | Burnaby, British Columbia

Masters of Arts in Political Science | Degree Expected 2027

University of Toronto | Toronto, Ontario

Honours Bachelors of Arts in Political Science | September 2022- June 2026

Affiliations & Experience

Co-founder & Editor (Comparative Politics, Book Reviews), UTM Undergraduate Journal of Political Science.

Research Publications

“Freed Bondage: How American Liberalism and Slavery Collided in Early American Politics.” UTM Undergraduate Journal of Political Science 1, no. 1 (2026): 1-9. (In Review).

Conferences

United we Stand, Divided we Drive: How Highways Served as Racial Mechanisms in 20th-Century American Life,” Presenter at the 2025 Prandium Conference, Mississauga, April 7, 2025.