A summary of my academic journey, research experience, and professional development.
The Criminal Law & Justice Center, UC Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley
Dissertation: "Criminal Justice Reform: Voting, Policing, and Public Attitudes"
Committee: Jonathan Simon (Chair), Rebecca Goldstein, Gabriel Lenz
Graduate Fellow, Berkeley Empirical Legal Studies
Graduate Fellow, Center for American Democracy, Stanford
University of California, Berkeley
Dean's List at Berkeley Law (top 10% of LL.M. class)
Tel Aviv University
Joint Program in Law and Humanities (Full Tuition)
Created and maintain a comprehensive resource for public defenders on AI adoption, featuring tool evaluations, implementation case studies, and ethical guidelines.
Founded and direct interdisciplinary workshop series for quantitative criminal justice research at UC Berkeley. Administer small grants program ($1,000–$2,000) supporting graduate student research.
Total number of grants: 8
UC Berkeley
• Quantitative Approaches to Law & Social Science (Graduate, Fall 2022, Fall 2023)
• Supreme Court and Public Policy (Fall 2020, Spring 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022)
Tel Aviv University
Politics, Economics & Culture • Evidence Law • Legal Theory • Family Law
University of Michigan
UC Berkeley
Causal Inference, Experimental Design, Machine Learning, Text Analysis, Survey Methods