Born and raised on Long Island, New York, my life has been shaped by the challenges of growing up in the suburbs. Navigating the curiosity of the environment around me as a child led me to the world of Urban Planning where I now spend my days working towards creating a more equitable place to live for all people.
Completing my undergrad in Community Development at Temple University, I was given the most critical experience needed: working collaboratively with communities. Equitable and sustainable development are at the core of my values as I believe the city is a place for all to exist in harmony. I am now furthering my education at Hunter College, pursuing a Masters of Urban Planning.
In my free time I travel the world, experiencing different urban environments, observing how they function and indulging in the different experiences. You can find me biking all over New York with friends, listening to my record collection, or binge watching obscure youtube documentaries.
Business Improvement District Manager
Design & Construction Office Manager
Open Streets & Programming Manager
Cartographer
Projects & Events Assistant
Uptown Entertainment & Development Corporation
Intern
The 49th State provides a unique experience of a more modern industrialization of a location known for its natural beauty. The same beauty permiates through the downtown - whos physicality is a result of the second largest earthquake ever recorded.
The closest thing to Europe in North America. The urban fabric of Montreal combines open streets, lofty commercial corridors, modern light rai, expansive bike networks and historical campuses of both the worlds fair and olympics- all tied together with the beauty of the namesake mountian.