Colin joined Insight in 2023. Prior to joining, Colin worked in academic research, receiving university funding for course-development and contributing to a digital humanities project centered around the semantic encoding of ancient inscriptions (U.S. Epigraphy Project).

Colin graduated magna cum laude from Brown University with a degree in Classics. He earned departmental honors and the Lucius Lyons Thesis Prize for his thesis challenging monolithic conceptions of Early Hellenistic kingship. At Brown, Colin was the editor-in-chief of the Brown Classical Journal, was selected to participate in the “Entrepreneurship Practicum”, and played goalie for the club ice hockey team. Colin spent the entirety of his junior year abroad at the University of Oxford’s St. Anne’s College.

Colin loves reading about Greek history, attending New England Revolution games, and searching for the best breakfast sandwiches.