Summary
In 2017, I completed a Bachelor of Science in Physics at Oklahoma State University. My thesis focused on the effects of slow noise in a laser with injected signal. After completed my undergraduate degree I moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas to pursue a Ph.D. in Space & Planetary Sciences with a concentration in Gravitational Physics. My dissertation was on modeling gravitational wave backgrounds from very highly eccentric EMRIs called "Peeps". I am now a postdoctoral researcher with NANOGrav at Oregon State University studying gravitational waves from supermassive black hole binaries using pulsar timing arrays. For more information on my research, see the Research tab.