Bringing the Whole Person to Work
How identities, experiences, and parts of life beyond formal work roles enter organizational life and influence connection.
Research
My research centers on how people come to see and know one another as whole persons at work, and how that knowledge becomes consequential for relationships, connection, status, and public visibility.
How identities, experiences, and parts of life beyond formal work roles enter organizational life and influence connection.
How conversations, disclosure, and interpersonal understanding shape meaningful connection at work.
How whole-person knowledge becomes embedded in status, visibility, and broader social dynamics.
Dissertation Research · Creator Economy
My dissertation examines what happens when professional lives increasingly unfold before public audiences. Through fieldwork and interviews with people who combine conventional employment with public-facing creator identities, I study how visibility beyond the workplace reshapes identity, relationships, and social dynamics within professional communities.



Fieldwork at VidCon · Anaheim
Other Fieldwork
Beyond dissertation fieldwork, my research also moves through field experiment and ethnographic settings that help me study connection as it unfolds in real social contexts.

Workplace Parenting Conversations. A field experiment examining how conversations about life beyond work shape workplace relationships and interpersonal experiences.

In the Field · Miami. Ethnographic fieldwork exploring how dispersed communities create connection, shared meaning, and collective engagement.
Selected Scholarly Work