I am currently serving as the Executive Director of the Latah County Historical Society (LCHS) in Moscow, Idaho. Originally hired as the Curator/Archivist, I began with LCHS in July 2021. I previously worked at the Old Idaho Penitentiary as a Research and Programs Coordinator, while also contracting with local history agencies, researching, managing web content, conducting oral history interviews, and genealogy research. Although I have some teaching experience, I prefer museum work, researching and curating exhibits. Additionally, I have written a number of articles published online and in local magazine, and was one of the researchers, editors, and writers who contributed to the recent publication of Numbered: Inside Idaho's Prison for Women, 1887-1968 from the Idaho State Historical Society.

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I received my Master's Degree in Public History from Boise State University in 2019. I completed my thesis project by displaying an exhibit on Soviet Women in Combat during WWII. The exhibit was housed in the BSU Albertson's Library lobby for two months. See the "Exhibits" section for more details. This exhibit has been repurposed and is now on display in the J. Curtis Earl Memorial Exhibit at the Old Idaho Penitentiary.

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A few of my other passions are dance, being outdoors, reading, and snuggling with my cat and dog.