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University of Miami

Doctorate in English

Cumulative GPA: 3.9

Miami, FL

Expected May 2027

Florida International University

Master of Arts in English

Cumulative GPA: 4.0

Miami, FL

August 2021-May 2023

Florida International University

Bachelor of Arts in English

Cumulative GPA: 3.6

Miami, FL

August 2017-May 2021

Academic Work Experience
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University of Miami UGrow Fellowship

Writing Studies Graduate Fellow

  • Spent Fall semester 2025 supporting graduate teaching assistants in compiling resources, addressing concerns, answering questions, and developing class materials

  • Hosted a “graduate coffee chat” in which graduate TAs were given an annotated resource packet compiled by myself

  • Will spend Spring semester 2026 as a judge for the Audley Webster Memorial Essay Contest, an annual endowed essay contest in which undergraduates from across the University are invited to submit essays for a cash prize

  • Will also aid in handling logistics of the Audley Webster Essay contest, communicating with the endowment family, preparing marketing materials, and hosting the event

Miami, FL

AY 2025-2026

University of Miami 

Graduate Teaching Assistant​

  • Taught WRS 105 (Fall semester of 2024)​​

    • Engaged first-year students in thoughtful rhetorical practices and critical writing.

    • Guided students in developing their own personal authorial voice, and to take ownership of their writing.

    • Developed teaching materials specifically focused on empowering student voices to write confidently on relevant issues.

  • Taught WRS 106 (Spring semester of 2025)​

    • Introduced students to writing about literature and creative texts.

    • Developed WRS 106 syllabus, including chosen reading materials, assignment sheets, scaffolding assignments, and curated pedagogical practices.

Miami, FL

August 2023-May 2025

Florida International University 

Graduate Teaching Assistant​

  • Taught ENC 1101 (Fall 2022)

    • Engaged students in developing critical thinking and writing skills.

    • Used existing Canvas shell and assignment sheets and tailored them towards class goals.

    • Required students to engage in one socratic seminar for the semester.

  • Taught ENC 1102 (Spring 2023)

    • Provided space for students to further develop rhetorical skills using a variety of applications, including rhetorical reading, writing, and speaking.

    • Tailored class focuses towards relevant contexts that matter to Gen-z students, such as reading rhetorically on social media, and engaging with visual rhetoric.

Miami, FL

August 2021-May 2023

Work Experience
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Write Your Acceptance, LLC.

Freelance Copy Editor

  • Work each summer with Dr. Josie Urbistondo at her self-founded business, Write Your Acceptance, which aids students with application materials such as personal statements, medical school essays, and CVs (amongst others).

Miami, FL

Summers of 2022-2025

Dissertation
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Ciphers of a Sovereign: Queen Elizabeth I and William Shakespeare Negotiating the Female Body of Power

Expected May 2027

Committee chaired by: Dr. Pamela Hammons; Committee members: Dr. Joel Nickels, Dr. Noa Nikolsky, Dr. James Sutton (external member), Dr. Michael Grafals (external member)

Exam Lists
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The Modernist Exile (Literature of American Modernism)

Directed by Dr. Joel Nickels

Medieval Governance and Identity (Medieval Literature and Theory)

Directed by Dr. Noa Nikolsky

Activities
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Shakespeare Association of America Graduate Board

Chief of Internal Affairs

  • Responsible for all internal and external communications for the SAA graduate committee, including correspondence with conference leadership and running the SAA graduate social media platforms

AY 2025-2026

Medieval and Early Modern Research Group

Member and presenter

  • Attended each meeting in order to participate in that month’s conversation and provide feedback to that meeting’s paper presenter

  • Presented a paper that is in progress for publication, seeking feedback from faculty leadership

Spring 2024-Present

English Graduate Organization

Department Representative

  • Responsible for communicating needs, concerns, and requests from students in the department of English and Creative Writing to EGO leadership

  • Started and currently running the EGO Instagram page

  • In Spring 2026, planning to host a cross-discipline humanities social event, spearheaded by myself, extended to all humanities graduate students from local universities

  • Spearheading the revival of UMiami’s EGO annual symposium, open to literary graduate students across Florida universities

Fall 2024-Present

Publications
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"What Country, Friends, Is This?" Shakespeare &

Exile Edited Collection

Essay Contributor

Published with ACMRS

“Floating Between Heaven and Earth: Hamlet and Henry V as Shakespeare’s Exiled Princes”

Expected February 2026

Conferences
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12th World Shakespeare Congress

Seminar Presenter

Seminar: Shakespeare’s Tragedies and their Twenty-First-Century Reverberations

Paper: Tragic Inheritance: Anakin Skywalker as Hamlet’s Successor

Verona, Italy

July 2026

Shakespeare Association of America 2026

Seminar Presenter

Seminar: Generation Shakespeare: YA Adaptation

Paper: “Hamlet Walked So Anakin Could Run:” Pairing Shakespeare with Star Wars in the Freshman Classroom

Denver, CO

April 2026

Renaissance Society of America 2026

Roundtable Recorder & Secretary

Roundtable: Voices in Exile/Voices on Exile, Moderated by Dr. James Sutton (Associate

Professor at Florida International University) and Dr. Stephanie Chamberlain (Professor Emeritus at Southeast Missouri State University)

San Fransisco, CA

February 2026

Bridges and Borders: The Archive

Panel Presenter

Presentation: “Islands of Memory: Reconfiguring the Archive as Narration in Shakespeare’s The Tempest

Carnegie Mellon, PA & Online

April 2025

Northeast MLA Conference

Panel Presenter

Presentation: “Water from the Stone: A Theoretical Approach to the Aesthetics of Trauma inThe Samurai's Garden

University of Buffalo, NY

March 2023

Research Activities
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Institute of Continuing Education Class: "Shakespeare and

The Interpretation of History"

Student

University of Cambridge, Online

May-July 2025

Directed Reading: "The Modernist Exile"

Student

University of Miami

May-July 2025

Awards
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Student Academic Achievement & Service Award

Award Recipient

Florida International University

April 2024

3 Minute Thesis Competition

Second Place Winner

Florida International University

October 2022

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Location

University of Miami

Department of English & Creative Writing

Ashe Administration Building

1252 Memorial Drive, Coral Gables, FL, 33146​

Phone

786-390-7082

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