My research focuses on Political Science, Psychology, Human Rights, and Political Motivations. I have regional interests in the United States of America, Germany, Belarus, and Russia. 

Being proficient in English, German, and French has allowed me to collect data through archival research and source information analysis. My work from Stony Brook University is on White Replacement Theory in the United States of America and is currently available on ResearchGate.

At Undisclosed University, I have taught the following undergraduate courses, including Introduction to Political Science, Fake News, United States History, College Writing and Critical Analysis, Fundamentals of Communication, and Contemporary Social Issues. 

At Stony Brook University, I served as a Teaching Assistant four times and designed two courses for the Institute of Globalization Studies. I taught Terrorism and Global Security, and Global Data Analysis. 

Before graduate school, I studied German Language and Literature, Human Rights, and Political Science at Hunter College in Manhattan.

In my free time, I enjoy trivia night, Qwirkle (board game), playing my saxophone, learning languages, and baking scones.