I recently graduated with a PhD in Human Factors and Applied Cognition area at North Carolina State University. I worked in the LACElab with Dr. Anne McLaughlin. My research interests include visuospatial perception, cognition, and aging. My dissertation focused on identifying features of video instructions that can support procedural task performance.

I earned by BA in psychology from New College of Florida, and completed a thesis titled The Effects of Video Game Training on the Visuospatial Cognition of Older Adults. After graduating, I worked in multiple research settings, from human factors to institutional research to clinical neurology.

In my free time, I like to watch horror movies and review them on my horror blog.