Hello Wolverines!
Originally from Fort Collins, Colorado, I grew up loving sports, the outdoors, and science. After high school, I attended the University of Colorado where I received a BA in Biochemistry and a minor in philosophy.

I started my teaching career working as an adjunct math professor for Central Wyoming Community College in Jackson, Wyoming. I then taught two years of high school science at Payette High School before moving to this beautiful Valley where I taught two years at WRMS. I began teaching here at WRHS in the fall of 2025 teaching Applied Chemistry, Biology, and Physical Science.

In my free time I like to work on my house, read, and play guitar. My favorite way to spend my time, however, is exercising outdoors: rock climbing, backcountry skiing, mountain biking, distance trail running, etc. I have taken my passion for the outdoors and brought it to WRHS with the creation of the Outdoor Leadership Program in which students learn new outdoor skills through the lens of being a community leader.

I am inspired by people who strive to better themselves and their community through action. Living on a planet with nearly 9 billion people, it is impossible not to rely on those around us. How can you contribute positively to those around you?