Portfolio

Selected research, data systems, and public-facing writing focused on econometrics, causal inference, higher-education finance, and analytical decision support.

Research

My research investigates the systems, incentives, and institutions that influence economic and social life, using quantitative analysis and large-scale data to uncover meaningful patterns.

Packaging Hierarchies in U.S. Higher Education

Abstract

Maps how U.S. colleges structure financial-aid packages for full-time, first-time undergraduates and how those hierarchies vary with Pell exposure using institution-year IPEDS measures built from 2009 through 2023.

When Costs Define Aid

Abstract

Studies how institutions adjust cost-of-attendance components when federal rules bind, showing that publics and private nonprofits respond through different pricing and non-tuition channels.

AI Diffusion and Gender Wage Inequality

Abstract

Builds a quasi-experimental framework using CPS-MORG data to test whether AI diffusion changed wage gaps across tech and non-tech labor-market outcomes instead of relying on broad speculation.

Financial Literacy and Food Insecurity in Seniors

Abstract

Examines how financial literacy relates to food insecurity among older adults in Clark County using multiple probability-based models and locally collected survey data.