Informatics Ph.D. Student at Indiana University (Bloomington)
I study complex networks and systems related to misinformation on social media. Currently, I am working in Dr. Fil Menczer's research group, Networks and agents Networks, seeking to better understand and curb the spread of misinformation on social media.
At the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering I study complex networks and systems. I am broadly interested in computational social science, however, my research interests focus on understanding misinformation and disinformation on social media platforms. Currently, I work with Dr. Fil Menczer.
I earned a General Psychology masters degree at New York University. My thesis research, which investigated how liberals and conservatives spread false rumors on Twitter after a correction, was conducted alongside Drs. John T. Jost and Joshua A. Tucker. This project was conducted in partnership with the Center for Social Media and Politics.
At Saint Joseph's University, I earned a bachelor of science marketing degree. What I learned helped to launch my early career as a media strategist in New York City, where I created advertising campaigns for corporations in the financial, energy, and telecommunication sectors.
Working with Dr. Andrew Guess, I was responsible for constructing a large-scale data collection pipeline, fully integrated with Amazon S3, that gathered Twitter user data for +10k users.
Client: Altice (USA)
Clients: Citibank & Chevron
I was named a Knight Fellow!
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