I’m a field archaeologist specializing in Greek art and archaeology and my focus is social identity, social difference, and intercultural contact in the ancient Mediterranean material world. I have extensive experience conducting archaeological fieldwork in Greece and serve as Minor Coordinator for Mediterranean Art and Archaeology, Faculty Director for the Pitt Archaeology in Greece summer program, and Faculty Mentor for the Mediterranean Art and Archaeology Club. My course offerings include Ancient Art, Greek Art, Roman Art, Greek Archaeology, Introduction to Mediterranean Archaeology, Archaeology of the Body, and Marginality in the Ancient Greek World. Beyond Pitt, I serve as Co-President of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens Alumni/ae Association and I serve on the Editorial Board for Rhea Classical Reviews.
I am currently a 2025 Pitt Humanities Center Faculty Fellowship working on my project, “Embodied Alterity: Monsters as Mediators in Ancient Mediterranean Art.”
- Ph.D., Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology, Bryn Mawr College
- M.A., Religious Studies, New York University
- B.A., Classics, New York University