Franklin & Marshall College

I am a 2012 graduate of Franklin & Marshall College with a B.A. in Government and a French minor, currently serving as a Post-Graduate Fellow in Franklin & Marshall's Office of Student & Post-Graduate Development. In this role, I am responsible for various projects designed to enhance holistic student and alumni development and for coordinating our office's efforts to track and analyze student outcomes during and after their time at Franklin & Marshall.

In addition to my work at Franklin & Marshall, I have experience working on Capitol Hill, in public legal assistance, and with immigration research/casework. My research and professional interests include higher education, student affairs and development, American politics, immigration law and policy (particularly asylum), and political/legal theory.

As an undergraduate, I conducted independent research on the right to counsel and its application to asylum-seekers in the United States and other industrialized countries and am the co-founder of an online legal resource called The Accessible Immigration Database (AID) Project which is designed to assist immigration attorneys with their case research.

I am very interested in the field of higher education, particularly student development and outcomes research, and am excited about the innovative work that Franklin & Marshall is doing in this area through the Office of Student & Post-Graduate Development. For more information, visit: http://go.fandm.edu/ospgd