Sarah started her academic journey as a research assistant in the Developmental Decision Making Lab at St. Norbert College. After graduating with majors in Psychology and French, Sarah completed her Master's degree at the University of Chicago where she was a part of Dr. Emma Levine's Honesty, Opportunity, Prosociality, & Ethics (HOPE) Lab and Dr. Fan Yang's Human Nature & Potentials Lab. 

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At the University of Chicago, Sarah worked as a lab manager in the Roman Family Center for Decision Research. During her time there, she managed the Pop-up Labs, helped create and run the Virtual Lab, and helped develop the world's first behavioral science discovery center, Mindworks.

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Sarah received her PhD in Management/Organizational Behavior from the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah. 

 

Outside of academia, Sarah enjoys playing the flute, skiing (alpine & nordic), brunching, baking, and spending time with friends and family.