Foundation for Inter-Ethnic Restoration (FIER) is a nonprofit organization committed to engage conversation regarding racial trauma, analyze information collected, and educate the public racial trauma. • Aid the administrative team with research related to racial trauma, racism, social justice, mental health--namely psychology and sociology.• Organizing data reports and analyze in FIER's online database• Initiating and maintaining prompt communication for research group assignments• Brainstorming subjects to explore in relation to Racial Trauma and Racial Literacy based on data collection

• Assisted in the documentation of open-source cyberbullying data from public educational institutions in GA• Helped deploy an online fraud study exploring the prevalence of online fraudsters on known sugar baby websites, like Seeking Arrangements• Helped communicate with potential offenders (e.g., fraudsters) and documented their data (e.g., behavioral trends)• Helped quantify big data from collected data

Mentor - Dr. Jessica Joyner• Performed initial species isolation and preparation for DNA barcoding• Utilized lab facilities for computing of the Chattahoochee River are safe for recreational use• Worked in a virtual environment and analyzed publically available metagenomics datasets to assess microbial responses to environmental conditions• Acquired experience in various coding programs such as Chiime2, Python, Jupyter notebook, and Dada2 and analyzing datasets

• Maintain accurate records of interviews, safeguarding the confidentiality of subjects• Review and edit data to ensure completeness and accuracy of information; perform data entry• Collect study specimens which includes phlebotomy, processing, and preparation for shipping• Attend project and departmental meetings and seminars• Conducts and participates informed consent process with participants and answer any questions related to the study• Manage and schedule participant visit; determines eligibility per study protocol• Screens potential participants for eligibility using inclusion and exclusion criteria• Increased retention rate by 39% and diversity in enrollment• Enrolled 5,000 plus core participants

ENGin is a nonprofit program that helps young Ukrainians with English-speaking volunteers. Volunteers assist with online conversation practice and cross-cultural connection.• Instruct a small group of three students and coordinate lessons • Establish communication with foreign students • Demystify the language barrier with students

As an Achieve Atlanta student ambassador, the primary focus is to communicate with students throughout the school year to ensure students are receiving the resources needed to excel within the courses and provide the students with information the university offers. Student ambassadors, in addition, plan events to aid students in developing a safe zone with other members of the Achieve Atlanta scholarship. Planned events range from distressing events before the midpoint and final to informational sessions regarding financial aid.