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My work as an educator and researcher spans financial planning, consumer finance, family economics, and social policy.
I teach courses in financial planning and data analysis. In the classroom, I use real-world cases, applied projects, and experiential learning to help students connect concepts and analytical skills to the decisions they will make as financial planning professionals. My research primarily focuses on financial hardship and well-being. I aim to inform policies and financial planning practices that can improve the financial lives of individuals and families. Beyond my academic teaching and research, I share insights through public scholarship, including blog articles and online courses. |