About
I am a visiting assistant professor of Environmental Studies in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Wagner College. I received my PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences (Geography Concentration) from the CUNY Graduate Center.
I am broadly interested in the intersection between climate governance, vulnerability, and sustainable development. I study these relations in the Caribbean and urban coastal areas of the United States.
I use mixed-methods including GIS, ethnography, and critical discourse analysis.
My work has been featured in Global Environmental Change, Climate Risk Management, Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, Environmental Science and Policy, and Annual Review of Public Health.