I currently work at the Institute on Science for Global Policy as a Senior Global Policy Fellow where I strive to incorporate well-informed science into public policy through internationally-held conferences and publications. I am a graduate of the International Studies program at the Department of Political Science at The Ohio State University. Upon graduation after two short years in 2020, I began my professional career researching and marketing in legal areas, acting as a research assistantship at the university, and most recently working as a Global Policy Fellow at an NGO. Currently, I work primarily on our energy program titled Global Pathways to Hydrogen Energy Futures (GPHEF) where leadership positions led me to run an international conference in Yokohama, Japan that would lead to a private publication and a presentation of our findings to the Japanese Minister of the Environment and representatives at the 2023 G7 Sapporo Summit.  I also recently spend a significant amount of time on our infectious disease program.