Each degree reflects a step in understanding people, systems, and how technology shapes everyday life — across cultures, disciplines, and real-world challenges.
PhD in Information (Minor: African Studies)
Deep research into how people and technology shape each other
MS in Information Communication Sciences
Exploring how tech connects people and systems
MA in Political Science
Understanding power, policy, and how societies work
BA in International Studies (Minor: Economics)
Learning across borders, cultures, and economies
Industry Certifications
Professional Scrum Master (PSM)
Helping teams work smarter with agile methods.
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Planning, leading, and delivering real-world results
CompTIA IT Fundamentals
Getting hands-on with the building blocks of tech.
CCNA: Introduction to Networks
Understanding how the internet really connects us.
My research examines the relationships among technology, language, labor, and translation in Kenya, with particular attention to translators working within platform-mediated gig economies and the growing role of AI in low-resourced languages.
