I am a second-year law student at Yale Law School and a second-year economics PhD candidate at Harvard University.
I graduated from Harvard College with a degree in history and economics, and received my M.Phil in economics at Oxford University on the Rhodes Scholarship.
My current research focuses on tax and property law, and I create large archival datasets to study questions about law and economic history. Feel free to email me if you'd like to chat about poetry or research!
Older Works
The Textualist Test for LLMs
[SSRN] Features: [Harvard Law Today] [Panel Event]
An Intergenerational Biography of the Descendants of Enslaved People of the Royall Family
Features: [The New York Times] [The Boston Globe]
Machine Learning Models for Macroeconomic Forecasting
Expanding Child Care Supply in the United States: The Case for Employer-Based Credits
Selected Poems
"Whale Songs — in — Silicon —" Psalm 127 and Jonah 2, Mark Journal
My Mother's American Reincarnation Myth, The Kenyon Review
[Runner-Up Prize for the 2024 Annual Poetry Context, judged by Pádraig Ó Tuama]
A Collection of Poems, The Tupelo Quarterly
American Deathbed, BOAAT Journal
[Covered in Palette Poetry and The Voracious Bibliophile]
She/Rose, Kennedy Center Hall of Nations