About

I am an economist and data scientist with broad interests in risky behavior, especially in the areas of health and crime. I study how access, policy, and institutions shape outcomes in substance use, treatment, and public programs.
I am especially interested in questions that speak to how public resources can be used more effectively and how evidence can be communicated clearly and responsibly.
Some of the questions I have asked and am working on answering:
- (How) does deterrence in illicit opioid markets work?
- How effective are large scale investments in substance use treatment? How can they be better?
- How much do barriers to accessing alcohol matter for the health of babies?
- Do average golfers receive peer effects when playing with their scratch golfer friend?
For a little more about me, here are some of my hobbies and media I have enjoyed consuming.
Hobbies
Golf, Pokemon, and cooking.