Graduate Advising

Advising graduate students is one of the most rewarding parts of my job. I advise students on the entire PhD process, from early ideas through polishing a job market paper. This includes not only research advising, but also guidance on thriving in graduate school, getting to graduation, thinking strategically for the job market, and preparing for a career in research and/or teaching. I am committed to helping my advisees develop the best version of their work and achieve a good job placement.  

I welcome any PhD student at any stage to meet with me during office hours to discuss research ideas or challenges. I especially encourage second and third year students to meet with a variety of faculty on a regular basis to get feedback from diverse viewpoints and get to know potential advisors. 

I only consider requests to serve on dissertation committees from students who have already established a working relationship with me. 

Students for whom I am committee co-chair participate in a weekly research advisory workshop.