I earned dual bachelor’s degrees in Cognitive Science and Psychology from Johns Hopkins University, and a master's degree in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology from the University of Limerick. My academic background lies in cognitive neuropsychology and philosophy of mind, though I primarily work on cognitive phenomenology and personal identity. I am also deeply interested in philosophy of sport and normative ethics. 

I am the founder of Ace Performance, a sports and mental performance consulting practice that supports athletes across sports and identities. As a former NCAA athlete with 10+ years of experience in high-level sporting environments, I have firsthand experience with the importance of mental health and performance psychology for athletes within and outside of sport.

I am passionate about sports equity, identity in sport, and sustainability, and have experience developing collegiate policy on athlete inclusion, as well as partnership work with industry audiences such as Athlete Ally and The Hidden Opponent to support programs focused on student-athlete activism and mental health.