I’m an award-winning writer, content producer, and higher ed professional in the Boston area.

For more than two decades, I’ve helped institutions, leaders, and communities articulate who they are and why their work matters. My background spans higher ed, brand and marketing, editorial leadership, and long-form storytelling, with a particular focus on translating complex ideas into clear, human stories that resonate.

When I’m not working, I’m writing!

My essay collection Tell Me If You’re Lying debuted from Barrelhouse Books in 2016, and for the past near-decade, I’ve written and rewritten (and rewritten) a memoir about catfishing, my family, and the 90s.

My personal essays and long-form projects explore memory, identity, relationships, ambition, and reinvention, often drawing on pop culture, place, and travel.

I love Patrick Swayze, thrift stores, cats, underconsumption, the sea, hiking, and reality TV.