Program associate on Dr. Yan Sun’s team within the Epidemiology Department of Rollins School of Public Health. Premier research on cardiometabolic conditions using genomic, epigenomic, and metabolomic techniques.● Grant Writing: Assisted with the writing, editing, and compilation of intra-agency documents needed for new and continuing grants administered by 2 organizations within Veteran Affairs and the National Institute of Health● Research: Composed 5 literature reviews on the multi-omic outcomes of infectious and cardio-metabolic diseases for various purposes including grants and manuscripts● Manuscript: Developing a publishable manuscript on an Epigenetic Wide Association Study on a team of 3 researchers regarding the implications of obesity as a chronic health condition affecting people living with HIV

Worked as a part of the research team of 7 at Georgia DECAL, evaluating both internal and external sources of data for the early education policy in the state of Georgia.● Written Communication: Translated qualitative and quantitative data into presentations, graphics, and reports for a diverse set of audiences, including internal and external agencies● Survey Writing: Designed and conducted online surveys for five departments to inform agency and state-wide policies using software such as Survey Monkey● Program Evaluation: Assessed programmatic data, such as number of incidence reports over various time horizons, for the childcare services’ program to enhance efficiency within the 6 state regions

Provided motivational interviewing, documentation, data pulls, and literature reviews, in order to create community health needs assessments for Wellstar Health on a contractual basis.● Qualitative Research: Organized and conducted 30 one-on-one key informant interviews with stakeholders across Northwestern Georgia● Client Driven: Created polished reports for Wellstar Health System’s 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment to assist in their implementation strategy

Part of the initial 4 social work interns of the Neighborhood Healing Network, a pilot program intended to be responsive to community violence in St. Louis.● Collaboration: Networked with over 100 local agencies and institutions for the purpose of outreach and to develop a referral base, ultimately cultivating partnerships with over 25 of these agencies● Marketing: Developed materials, scheduled events, and worked with the press to market the Neighborhood Healing Network in the St. Louis community● Trauma Training: Engaged in 80 hours of professional development around complicated grief, trauma, and case management

•Constructed social histories of 15 clients via records and interviews for federal court procedures •Developed a research report about the relevant health, historical, and social determinants of public housing in East St. Louis •Compiled a resource guide of local social service agencies to benefit client base •Summarized and disseminated pertinent information about drug addiction to a curated audience

•Conducted literature reviews using research databases on vaccination hesitancy to guide surveys and focus groups •Developed a mixed-methods research survey for school nurses to determine vaccine uptake trends in St. Louis County •Engaged in local and CDC-hosted meetings as the COVID-19 outbreak unfolded in the United States

-Provided individual and family therapy to assigned clients-Documented and organized clinical documentation, treatment plans, and referrals-Conducted group sessions each week -Operated the screening and intake process for new clients

• Underwent 40 hours of sexual aggression, counseling, and resource training annually. • Was responsible for one to three 24 hot-line shifts a month; involves holding the crisis hotline phone; utilizing empathetic listening and a strong understanding of the resources available to Tulane students and New Orleans residents. • Provided facilitations for student groups and organizations about consent, bystander intervention, healthy relationships, talking to survivors, etc. • Acted as a representative on campus about issues pertaining to sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking.• Planned and implemented events such as Project Clothesline and Healthy Relationships Week.Acted as secretary for the organization which involves keeping minutes, attendance, and maintaining member accountability.• Being a part of the executive board, which involves planning SAPHE events, dealing with members, and acting as a representative for the organization. • Interviewed and selected new members based on the values of the organization.

• Conducted in-person surveys of residents of the Central City neighborhood of New Orleans to determine trends of poverty. • Met with individuals of the neighborhood to assess their needs and match them with local organizations that could provide them services.• Constructed a database of resources in the New Orleans area that would benefit those who experience different levels of poverty.

• Transcribed forensic interview footage for trials.• Performed administrative work such as budget spreadsheets.• Identified pertinent research to corporal punishment and its outcomes. • Interacted with children who were there to be interviewed or have physical examinations.

• Collaborated with local organizations to provide service opportunities for the chapter. • Arranged transportation to and from these events for members. • Fulfilled the duties of an APO member, including at least 20 hours of community service a semester.Organizations serviced includes Green Light New Orleans, Edible School Yard, Villalobos, the Louisiana Children’s Museum, and the LASPCA.