I’m a postdoctoral fellow at NYU’s Information Law Institute and Department of Media, Culture, & Communication, where I research cognitive, social, and legal aspects of personal information sharing and information flows with Dr. Helen Nissenbaum. Prior to joining NYU, I attended Berkeley Law, where I had the opportunity to work with terrific scholars at the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic (including Co-Directors Jennifer Urban & Jason Schultz) researching biometric technologies, participating in a DMCA anti-circumvention rulemaking proceeding, and drafting a privacy rule that the California Public Utilities Commission subsequently adapted to protect consumer information in the “Smart” electrical grid. I also have a bit of an activist streak, and I had an amazing time interning at the Electronic Frontier Foundation while in law school.