About Me
I am a fourth year graduate student in the industrial organizational (I/O) program in the Department of Psychology at Auburn University in Alabama. Currently, I am working in Dr. Malissa Clark's Organizational Research Lab, which focuses on understanding work-life balance and emotions in work contexts.
My research interests include organizational change and development; social identity issues in work contexts; emotions and work engagement; leadership and power; and unethical behavior and decision-making.
I earned my Masters degree from Auburn in May, 2010. Prior to Auburn, I worked for a boutique consulting firm in Princeton, NJ, which specializes in optimization issues in the transportation industry. In 2006, I graduated from Colgate University with dual Bachelors of Arts in Psychology and German. Originally from Connecticut, I have also lived in upstate New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nebraska. Currently, I live in Birmingham, AL with my wife, dog, and cat.
My vita is available here (PDF | HTML).
