My research interests focus primarily on gender studies, specifically examining gender discrimination and gender fluidity at both the micro (individual) level and the societal level. I am particularly interested in how these issues manifest in different contexts and the impact they have on social dynamics and opportunities.

In addition, I am passionate about developing a conceptual model that integrates insights from security studies and leadership theories. My aim is to design a framework that enhances adaptive democratic values, enabling societies to be more resilient, inclusive, and capable of addressing complex socio-political challenges effectively.

Playing the violin, exercising, and adventurous travel are among my favorite activities. Walking through campus is always a delightful experience, as there’s always something that makes you stop and appreciate the moment—whether it’s the friendly people smiling and saying hello, studying in the incredible library, gathering at Radina’s, working out at the Rec Complex, or simply enjoying the strong sense of safety and community that makes it feel like home and family.