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In May of 2025, I graduated Oberlin College with a bachelor's degree in psychology. Now, I'm completing a master's degree in legal psychology at Maastricht University. My work centers on understanding how cognition, bias, and context shape human decision-making, particularly in high-stakes environments involving memory, testimony, and evaluation of evidence. I am experienced in synthesizing complex qualitative and quantitative information and translating it into clear, structured recommendations for diverse audiences. Through my academic training, I have developed strong applied research skills, including statistical analysis, systematic reviews, and literature synthesis. Alongside my analytical training, I bring experience in team-based and service environments that require reliability, adaptability, and strong interpersonal communication. I love to create, through both visual arts and creative writing. Throughout my life and my studies, I’ve had the opportunity to explore various academic and artistic endeavors. I also had the opportunity to study abroad at Maastricht University, where I discovered a strong desire for travel and a longing to experience and understand as much as possible. I have now returned to Maastricht University to pursue my master's degree. Explore my work, and let’s create something together!