In 2020, I completed a master’s in creative writing at Cornell University. During my time in the program, I participated in several feedback-centered workshops and taught introduction to creative writing courses. As a teaching artist, I taught poetry classes to elementary school students and I have also developed community-based creative writing workshops for people across multiple age groups.

I can offer developmental editing support for poems, poetry manuscripts, creative essays, and, a bit more tentatively, short stories. If you are new to creative writing, I can also offer hands-on introductory workshops or a more intensive series on the art of poetry.

I graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Comparative Literature. I’ve also completed a number of English graduate courses and have taught introduction to composition classes.

I love cultural and social theory and would love to support the development of academic essays and/or journal articles in these or other adjacent fields in the humanities and social sciences.

In addition to applying for multiple colleges and graduate school programs, I have also applied for and received several fellowship and scholarship awards to support my academic and creative writing endeavors. These include the Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans and the Henry Richardson Labouisse '26 Prize

I can help develop college or graduate school applications and fellowship/scholarship essays that require you to tell your story or advocate for a particular vision or project.

I don’t have professional grant-writing experience, but if there is a politically-aligned community org that needs support, I can try to help.