Writing & Editorial Work
I pursue writing opportunities that allow me to combine research and storytelling into audience-focused public writing. Through feature articles, interviews, and editorial work, I have enjoyed translating ideas into engaging and accessible narratives for professional and public audiences.
Where did my passion for science communication come from?
My interest in storytelling began before graduate school. As an undergraduate student at California State University, Long Beach, I studied film and screenwriting. My interests in film and storytelling continue today, as they continue to shape how I approach scientific communication, particularly how I think about narrative, audience engagement, and translating complex ideas into accessible and meaningful stories.
Feature Writing
Do I Belong Here? Postdoc Journeys Through Imposter Syndrome
Author / The POSTDOCket (National Postdoctoral Association)
Interview-based feature article exploring postdoctoral researchers' experiences with imposter syndrome and professional identities. The piece synthesizes personal narratives and research-informed perspectives to examine challenges commonly faced during postdoctoral training.
Editorial Work
Perspectives from Postdocs Beyond STEM: One Stage, Many Paths
Editor / The POSTDOCket (National Postdoctoral Association)
I edited an interview-based feature highlighting diverse professional pathways pursued by postdoctoral scholars beyond traditional STEM careers. The project involved editorial review and content development and refinement.
