Welcome!

I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Texas at Dallas in May 2025, along with an M.S. in Social Data Analytics and Research.

My research focuses on climate change, human rights, public opinion, and sustainability using quantitative analysis and survey methods. I explore how human rights shape public opinion on climate change and influence the development of climate policy. I am currently interested in the effect of framing climate change as a human rights issue on public perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors toward climate change through a survey experiment. I also have a strong interest in sustainable water policy and management.

I am a recipient of Adam Smith Fellowship of 2024 - 2025, awarded by Mercatus Center at George Maison University. In the Summer of 2023, I also participated in the project “International Exchange and Training for Human Rights Policy,” funded by the 100K Strong in the America Innovation Fund, in collaboration with the University of Texas at Dallas and Universidad EAFIT in Medellín, Colombia.

My experience includes analyzing survey data for a study published in a peer-reviewed journal The Singapore Economic Review and contributing to research on water sustainability, resulting in the book chapter, "Sustainable Technologies for Climate-neutral Water Management: A Path to a Green Future.”

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss my research further!