A content creator, science educator, and classically trained concert harpist who loves Mozart and Micropachycephalosaurus in equal measure. 

Raised by two full-time musicians and part-time sci-fi nerds, Helen's childhood was guided by the philosophy that learning not only can but should be fun. Education and entertainment don't have to be mutually exclusive. In this screen-obsessed, scroll-hungry culture, Helen finds this fact more important than ever, innovating avenues to form a symbiotic relationship between the two that enriches society as a whole. 

At the University of Southern California, Helen pursued this passion with a Narrative Studies Major while triple-minoring in Screenwriting, Songwriting, and Comedy Performance. When they weren't rushing to catch a class in Medical Clowning or Mythic Folklore, they could be found creating experimental, audience-inclusive improv and sketch comedy with their friends in Ludus Remedium, an award-winning independent student production company they founded their sophomore year. During their tenure as president of Ludus, Helen helped raise over $2,000 for Midnight Mission, LA's longest running homeless nonprofit. In collaboration with Fringe Benefits Theatre, Helen also led a 9-month residency at 32nd St Magnet School, teaching Arts Activism to over forty fifth graders and supervising six other Teaching Artists.

On the science end of the spectrum, Helen is a proud volunteer at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, certified to interpret in thirteen different halls and exhibitions. As an alum of the Sternberg Museum of Natural History's Field Paleontology and Paleo Art programs, they have a profound appreciation for how an understanding of our prehistoric world can contextualize the present and benefit the future.

In that fabled future, Helen hopes to host or show-run a series that inspires the next generation through the genre of edu-tainment. They promise it will be anything but boring.