About Me

Welcome. I am a graduate student in the Master of Food and Resource Economics program at the University of British Columbia. My research lies at the intersection of animal welfare and economics.

For an interactive exploration of my research and personal journey, please visit my research dashboard.

Current Research

Automatic Milking & Animal Welfare

Predicting how positive-reinforcement training shapes dairy cows' transition to automatic milking systems, using mixed-effects models in R.

Manuscript under review

Spatial Vulnerability & Scale Economies

Building a spatial vulnerability framework in R to examine how transport infrastructure and scale economies in the dairy sector affect animal welfare.

In progress · with Drs. Vercammen & von Keyserlingk

Flood Resilience in the Lower Fraser

Mapping upstream flood-attenuating ecosystems and the downstream communities they protect across the Lower Fraser region through geospatial analysis.

Sustainability Scholar · Summer 2026

What I'm Up To

Program of Study

Master of Food and Resource Economics
@ University of British Columbia

26/32 credits completed

Reading Queue

Hidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Things - Adam Grant

page 72/233

Toward Mastery

“If I am anything, which I highly doubt, I have made myself so by hard work.” — Isaac Newton, Principia

1574.7 hrs
Economics
417.32 hrs
Animal Welfare
174.5 hrs
Mathematics
Date range: Jan 1, 2025 - Jul 3, 2026