I am is a fourth-year PhD candidate in History and a second-year MA student in Latin American Studies at UC Santa Barbara. Her work focuses on waste at the intersection of political ecology, environmental history, and memory studies, tracing how extractive residues reshape landscapes, bodies, and collective memory across both the Mediterranean and Latin America.  
 

At UC Santa Barbara, I served as the Lab Manager of the Archives, Memory, and Preservation Lab (AMPL), a research and pedagogical space devoted to developing tools and methodologies for more inclusive and egalitarian archival practices. I am currently a fellow at The Center for Restorative Environmental Work and serve as Graduate Coordinator and Representative for the Center for Middle East Studies. 

Hist 4A History of the Ancient Mediterranean

HIST 46B History of the Modern Middle East

Hist 146 History of the Modern Middle East: History, Historiography, and Archives 

Hist 17B: History of the United States

Hist 8A: History of Precolonial Latin America

Hist 56B: History of Modern Mexico

Hist 8B: History of Modern Latin America

LAIS10 : Introduction to Latin American Studies

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