I am a computational sociologist who studies how social labels, and the uncertainty we have about them, work in social interaction. How do we measure the uncertainty around the meaning of a label, and how does that uncertainty affect how we use and understand it? My research is rooted in social psychology and cultural sociology and I tie it to other areas such as politics, health, gender, work and occupations, and criminology. I build open source software that facilitates research on identity processes in social interaction. I received my PhD from Duke University in 2024.

I am currently a postdoctoral scholar with the BamNLP group at the University of Bamberg. Beginning in 2025 I will be an Assistant Professor of Sociology at The Ohio State University.

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