I am a law student at Yale Law School and an economics PhD candidate at Harvard University.
I graduated with a B.A. from Harvard University in history, and studied economic history at Oxford University on the Rhodes Scholarship. I write poetry and flash fiction.
Selected 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 of Sub-Saharan African Countries
Expanding Child Care Supply in the United States: The Case for Employer-Based Credits
Selected Poems
Po
"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