Hello! I am a first-year M.S. student, and I am studying the microphysical properties of winter precipitation in extratropical cyclones. My advisor is Dr. Stephen Nesbitt. In May 2023, I graduated from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego majoring in Meteorology and minoring in both Mathematics and Computer Science. I have participated in several research projects throughout my career. Past research topics have included occluded cyclones, lake-effect snow/lightning, and aviation meteorology. Most recently, I served as a forecaster and research assistant for NSF Project LEE (Lake-Effect Electrification).

Operationally, I’ve been a Student Forecast Leader for the New York State Department of Transportation, the City of Oswego, and local school districts as part of the Lake-Effect Storm Prediction and Research Center. During my senior year, I was the President of Oswego’s Chapter of the AMS/NWA which was recently awarded the 2022-2023 AMS Local Student Chapter of the Year. I’m an active member of the AMS Student Conference Planning Committee as well as the NWA Aviation Meteorology Group.