She received her Ph.D. in History from Duke University in 2016, and is currently a Mellon Fellow in Critical Bibliography at the Rare Book School. Her research examines how printers shaped the emergence of liberalism in Mexico City, exploring the conflicts, material processes, and social dimensions of print production that defined intellectual life and urban politics across the long nineteenth century. Trained as a letterpress printer, she incorporates her knowledge of craft and design into her teaching and research.