I am a geolgy major and data science minor. I am from Norway, and have previously attended UWC Atlantic in Wales, where I earned an international baccalaureate. On campus, I am currently serving as the president of Habitat for Humanity and Sigma Gamma Epsilon. I have completed research projects in paleomagnetism and paleoclimate, and I am currently working on research within paleontology. In paleomagnetism I studied the Devonian magnetic field, and searched for primary signals from that period. Within paleoclimate I have worked on vesicular basalts with the aim of learning about the past atmospheric pressure, with the ultimate goal of learning how the magnetic field might affect the levels of atmospheric escape. My current project within paleontology looks at the different effects of crab predation on different shell shapes of bivalves.
