In September 2022, Sarah will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Political Theory at the University of Birmingham (UK). After receiving her MA in Moral, Legal and Political Philosophy at the Queen's University in Belfast. She completed a PhD in Political Theory at Oxford. She was elected to Oxford’s All Souls College as an Examination Fellow in Politics which had a seven-year duration.

A 2015 Mitchell Scholar, Sarah received her MA in Moral, Legal and Political Philosophy at the Queen's University in Belfast. She was subsequently awarded a Rhodes Scholarship and is currently pursuing her PhD in Political Theory at Oxford. She was elected to Oxford’s All Souls College as an Examination Fellow in Politics. The prestigious Fellowship lasts seven years.

A 2015 Mitchell Scholar, Sarah found Belfast to be an amazing place to study for someone interested in race relations. Although the Troubles were not about race, Sarah drew many lessons that she can apply to race relations in the US. It gave her an effective comparative lens on community-based conflicts and social dynamics in the aftermath of violence.

Sarah found her degree program to be top-notch, with an intimate department where the faculty was very involved and accessible -- both inside and outside of the classroom.

Sarah obtained her undergraduate degree from UNC Chapel Hill.