I completed my B.A. Honours at Adelphi University with a specialist in Anthropology and minor in Forensic Anthropology. I continued my studies at the University College London where I completed a Master of Arts (MA) in Public Archaeology under Dr. Gabriel Moshenska. My thesis focused on the public perception of heritage sites in Malta that were bombed during the Second World War. As part of this study, I examined aspects of commemoration, memorialization and how changes in national identity shifts public opinion on sites of cultural importance. 

My current PhD involves the study of the political climate in the United States. I question what American conservatism means, in 2020 and beyond, as imagined by the conservative-leaning centrist.