My working life began at age 15, and some highlights of my past jobs include collecting mosquito larvae (and mosquito bites) in local marshes, interning at the U.S. State Department during Madeleine Albright's tenure as Secretary of State, learning more than I ever wanted to know about the bond market as a financial consultant in New York, and negotiating loan agreements for leveraged buyouts as a corporate attorney.

Throughout my varied experiences, a common thread was my desire to connect with and mentor others, which eventually led me to my dream job — career advising!

Over the last four years, I worked in law school career services, advising students pursuing a broad range of careers and further graduate study, including in international law and government. Now, I feel lucky to be able to support Wellesley College students and alumnae in all stages of their career exploration. My own career path has sometimes been intentional and sometimes accidental, so I can speak to both! I love to help students reflect on their experiences and chart a path for themselves, while also staying open to the unexpected.