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BIO

I am a Ph.D. candidate specializing in Military History at Ohio State University with minor fields in International and Modern U.S. History. I am interested in the history of alliances, coalition warfare, multinational military operations, and the international history of World War II.

My doctoral research evaluates how the Allied coalition in the Mediterranean during World War II evolved from experimental Anglo-American origins into a complex and capable multinational military organization between 1942 and 1943.

A native of the Pacific Northwest, I hold an MSt in U.S. History from the University of Oxford, a BA with Honors in History from Brigham Young University (magna cum laude). Between 2020-21, I was a non-resident Hans J. Morgenthau fellow in Grand Strategy at the University of Notre Dame. I currently hold a World Politics and Statecraft Fellowship from the Smith Richardson Foundation.

I am fluent in Portuguese with research proficiency in Spanish, French, Italian and elementary proficiency in German.