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Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Grant-writing, oversees the development and implementation of numerous NIH-funded research projects, analyzes data, conceptualizes and prepares manuscripts for publication and presentations.

New York, NY

Co-Director of the Applied Intersectionality & Minority Stress (AIMS) Lab. Supervises lab staff, grant-writing, oversees the development and implementation of numerous NIH-funded research projects, analyzes data, conceptualizes and prepares manuscripts for publication and presentations.

Oversaw, coordinated, and monitored the daily operations of the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s Research Program. Responsibilities included support for all phases of study implementation; monitoring and coordinating research team productivity; troubleshooting personnel and operational issues; finance and budget assignments; implementation and maintenance of unit.

I supported the design and implementation of the “What We Know” Project, an online research portal based at Columbia Law School that marks a path-breaking convergence of scholarship, public policy and new media technology. I conducted literature reviews and drafted research briefs on LGBT-related subject matters (e.g., the wellbeing of children with gay or.

I assisted the principal investigator in the design and implementation of the qualitative research: Lesbian and Bisexual Survivors of (IPV): Barriers to Accessing Services. The broader study was part of an ongoing collaboration with the Los Angeles LGBT Center to understand the experiences and service needs of lesbian and bisexual women affected by IPV. I.

I assisted the principal investigator in the design and implementation of the qualitative research titled Dating Violence among African-American Youth In New Orleans: A Qualitative Study. I coordinated and updated IRB materials, recruited study participants; interviewed study participants; co-developed a priori codebook; coded 30 in-depth-interviews using.

I assisted the faculty in teaching the graduate level sexual health course (GCHB 6360: Sexual Health - A Public Health Perspective). I implemented and managed the course management system (Blackboard). I gave lectures, including a lecture on Intimate Partner Violence, and another on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Measurement. I provided.

I worked directly with Course Directors and the Office of Curriculum Support at Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine. I was responsible for all educational activities and operations related to developing, planning, and running courses, as well supporting the implementation of new educational initiatives. I partnered with the Course Directors to plan and.

I supported the International AIDS Conference's Scientific Programme Committee (SPC) by providing the administrative and technical support in the design and implementation of Scientific sessions at the conference; provided committee members with logistical support regarding air travel, visas, & accommodations.

Doctor Of Public Health - Drph

Dissertation: Sexual and Gender Minority Health Curricula and Institutional Support Services at US Schools of Public Health

B.A, Health: Science, Society And Policy