• Conducted thorough literature reviews to gather relevant research materials and information on several different topics relating to HIV including intersectional stigma, drama interventions, cardiovascular disease, and black southern men who have sex with men.• Developed and maintained funding and Social and Behavioral Sciences (SBS) Core newsletters to keep stakeholders informed about our research projects and achievements.• Interviewed and wrote articles and article summaries about investigators and topics related to SBS research and NIH grants• Assisted in the development of meeting agendas• Attended project meetings and took accurate meeting minutes• Collaborated with team members to compile and create the NIH progress report• Facilitated kick-off meetings for new research projects and took comprehensive notes during these meetings• Maintained and updated the funding database with the latest information• Kept the conference database current with relevant events and opportunities• Sent quarterly email updates to SBS investigators to provide project status and important updates

-Created transcripts, conducted qualitative coding and analysis, and identified themes from recorded interviews (SNAP Qualitative Study and Binge Eating Qualitative Study)-Conducted literature review and created summaries for use in academic presentations-Created blog posts and social media campaign addressing myths about eating disorders, support for those in recovery, and advice for family members

Co-authored multiple publications focusing on black women who binge eat during COVID-19 -Contributed to thematic analysis, literature review, results, discussions sections Social Media-Created template for site-wide posts-Created empowerment campaign promoting mental wellness and inclusivity in recovery, especially pertaining to black women which resulted in a five-fold increase in followers and significant increase in page participation -Presented consolidated themes of The Impact of COVID-19 on Black Women who Binge Eat to staff and interns at the Center for Eating Disorders

-Conducted literature reviews, created annotated bibliographies, helped to organize and compile resources, and more recently has begun extracting data from primary studies as part of a systematic literature review on gender and treatment outcomes.-Created a consolidated source for resources, guides, and toolkits related to Collective Trauma, Refugee and Immigrant Experience, and Trauma-Informed Care in Refugee Populations.

-Compared multiple sets of data relating to community mapping systems and environmental quality in low-income areas and communities of color-Research in public engagement, participation, and federal statutes relating to environmental justice-Created modules, databases, and tutorials relating to environmental justice and equity that will be used across North Carolina

-Driven researcher on RAPID CARING, a project using data collection to capture the impact of Hurricane Florence on the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina -Completed in-depth process observations at several North Carolina food banks and created Process Maps of individual roles inside the organization-Presented findings to all food bank branches in North Carolina

-Connected with thousands of NCSU alumni to raise money for scholarship and grant opportunities, research, and other initiatives throughout the university-Exceeded sales expectations and goals provided by Regional Manager with consistent coaching scores above 96%-Honed communication, persuasion, and problem-solving skills