Bio
I’m an assistant professor of political science at the University of South Carolina. I completed my Ph.D. in Political Science at Duke University in the spring of 2019.
In my research, I write about armed conflict, security and development, and post-conflict transitions. You can also find some of my writing at Political Violence at a Glance, where I am a permanent contributor. At USC, I teach courses on the study of political violence and quantitative methodology.
I am also affiliated with the DevLab@Duke where I collaborate on the design and evaluation of international development programs. To date I have worked on projects for USAID and the World Bank in Colombia, Indonesia, and Guatemala.
Interests
- Armed Conflict
- Development
- Security and Governance
- Latin America
Education
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PhD in Political Science, 2019
Duke University
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MA in Political Science, 2016
Duke University
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BA in Political Science, 2013
University of Florida
