I've developed a dynamic career in digital education, in environments that blended technology and learning. Following years of first-hand experience bridging research and practice, my current interests are in the interdisciplinary fields of healthcare and aging, with a focus on promoting digital inclusion.

I have a Ph.D. in Music Education from New York University. My doctoral research took place in Helsinki, Finland, where I explored the performer identity development of classical piano students, particularly examining the role of improvisation in disrupting their embodied musical habits.