I am a fifth-year PhD student in the Center for Applied Mathematics at Cornell University, where I am advised by Siddhartha Banerjee. My current research mainly falls into two focal areas. First, I am interested in the design of online algorithms for combinatorial problems, particularly with applications to game theory. Second, I am eager to develop better estimators for causal effects in settings with network interference. In addition, I have a passion for teaching and curricular development. I have helped to develop undergraduate course materials for the Cornell Math Department's Active Learning Initiative, Cornell Engineering's Academic Excellence Workshops, and Cornell's Computer Science department. Beyond academia, I am interested in cooking, baking, and origami, and I am a devoted fan of the Buffalo Bills.