About
I am a PhD student in the
Department of Geography at
University of Colorado Boulder. I research primarily questions of sovereignty, territory, power/violence, nationalism, (im)mobilites, and placemaking. I am interested in understanding how certain populations are rendered powerless through state mechanisms, and in the ways in which the powerless navigate, counteract, and resist the dispossession of their bodies, land, and memory.
Education
PhD Student in Geography, University of Colorado Boulder (CU), Advisor:
Jennifer Fluri
MA, Geography, Miami University, 2015, Thesis title:
Seasonal Migration and Circular Turmoil: A Geographic Narrative of Brick Factory Migrant Workers in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, Advisor:
Stanley Toops
BA, Geography, GIS, and Tourism, St. Cloud State University, 2012
