About
I currently serve as a Data Curation, Visualization, and GIS Specialist at the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries. As an archaeologist, I focused on using computer modeling to hypothesize the location of early canoe routes in the Caribbean. I have experience working with GIS and other data visualization tools. This knowledge aids my work at CMU, where I plan workshops and other content to promote the use of various data visualization methods, tools, and techniques. Education
2018 PhD, University of Leiden
2013 MPhil, University of Oxford
2011 BA, Pitzer College Projects
Bridges of Pittsburgh Project: Taking the idea of the Bridges of Königsberg Network problem to evaluate crossing Pittsburgh’s 446 bridges.
