I am a human-environment geographer with expertise in environmental hazards topics such as vulnerability, resilience, risk communication and perception, evacuation, and disaster loss data. My primary analysis tools are geospatial and statistical modeling, though I also have training and experience with qualitative methods. Currently, my research is primarily focused on social vulnerability, risk communication, risk perception, and decision-making for weather and climate related hazards in the southeastern USA. I look forward to expanding my research into new places and hazard types through collaborations at UF and beyond.