Formerly an undergraduate at the University of Central Florida, I'm now a doctoral student at the University of Toronto under the co-advisement of Drs. Bob Murphy and Njal Rollinson. My research interests are broad, but typically involve the study of situations where different populations of the same species, or several closely-related species, are evolving and differentiating in dynamic geographic arrangements. Whether that arrangement is a recent dispersal, an ancient adaptive radiation, or the movements of today's "invasive" organisms, the same principles can be applied to learn how these events change a species. 

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Biogeography, invasion biology, phylogenetics, population genetics