About me

I am a 6th Year PhD candidate in Department of Neurobiology and Behavior. I am passionate about teaching Neurobiology through experiential hands-on learning and revision-based learning. I have been an Instructor of Record for 3 Semesters - designing, teaching, and refining my firstyear writing seminar course - Big Brain Moments - teaching a socio-political history of neuroscience. I have also been a Head TA for Introduction to Behavior and a TA for Introduction to Neuroscience. My research interests include computational analysis of neural signals during complex behaviors. I am interested in understanding how brain areas exchange information, and how we can correlate this information exchange with behavior.