I have degrees in Sociocultural Anthropology and Folklore and Mythology, a background in photography, and now work in academic publishing.
During college I served as the Sports Photography Chair and Photo Editor-at-Large for The Harvard Crimson. I also had several extended opportunities, through a Jaromir Ledecky International Journalism Fellowship, a Weissman International Internship, and a Harvard College Research Program grant, to photograph in South America. These trips culminated in my undergraduate thesis, supervised by Chris Killip: Following la Difunta, a photoethnography of an Argentine folk saint known as the Difunta Correa. This book received highest honors as well as several thesis awards, including a Hoopes Prize for outstanding scholarly work.
My photographs have appeared in The Boston Globe, The Star-Ledger, Harvard Magazine, The Harvard Crimson, and Argentine newspapers Ámbito Financiero and the Buenos Aires Herald, and have received awards from the Associated Collegiate Press and the Boston Press Photographers Association.
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