Hi there, welcome to my blog! I was a student at William & Mary from 2008 to 2011. During my time there, I double-majored in environmental science and a self-designed major in food systems and health.
I led a service trip to China, studied abroad in Australia, and like many students at William & Mary, really grew to love serving my community and others. I also assisted in research labs, taught classes, produced independent research projects with faculty mentors, and collaborated with professors on sustainability initiatives. Importantly, I made forever friends and had a lot of fun, something I hope this blog conveys.
After college, I moved to Baltimore to pursue graduate training in public health and clinical nutrition at Johns Hopkins. Now, I live in DC, where my path has led me to a career in translating research into federal health policy. Thanks for stopping by!
Found some video clips from freshman year, so I put together a video summary. Watching these clips made me miss William & Mary oh
And that is my australian adventure so far, in pictures! 🙂 My next exploration will be kangaroo island, an island off the coast of
So, it’s kind of frustrating that everyone back home’s almost done with school and I’m only midway through, but hey, I’m in Australia. 🙂
Today was my first day of school. It was pretty great. On the bus to school, I sat next to this man who was
I’ve officially been in Australia for two weeks. When I go to bed tonight and say goodnight to Sunday, my friends back home will
Oi oi oi! Studying abroad was the best last minute decision ever! It’s so great being an in-state student. I get to pay in-state
What kind of person do you want to be?
Last Friday was Busch Gardens Day, and although Howl O Scream was less scary than freshman year, it had alligators, snakes, owls and rainbow
Colonial Williamsburg is a great place. It's a minute's walk from my dorm, and my friends and I love to go there on saturdays