I am a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at Duke University.
My research draws on quantitative and quasi-experimental methods to understand how cultural and political preferences form early in life and how they matter for people’s life choices.
Working Papers
Publications
- 2026 Values and Political Preferences in Childhood British Journal of Political Science
- 2026 Generational Imprinting: How Political Events Shape Cohorts Social Forces
- 2026 The Promises and Pitfalls of Using Panel Data to Understand Individual Belief Change Political Psychology
- 2025 Discussion Frequency of Issues Captured in Common Survey Questions Sociological Science
- 2025 Measuring Movement in Cultural Landscapes Poetics
- 2024 Life-Course Transitions and Political Orientations Sociological Science
- 2022 The Organization of Political Belief Networks Social Science Research
- 2022 Religious Belief Alignment: The Structure of Cultural Beliefs from Adolescence to Emerging Adulthood Poetics Richard A. Peterson Award, ASA Culture Section
