The mission of Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship accelerates entrepreneurship to end global poverty and protect the planet.The Miller Center Lewis Family Fellowshipship provides a comprehensive program of mentored, field-based study and action research for undergraduates within the Miller Center Alumni Community; worldwide network of social entrepreneurs in the developing world with two quarters of academically rigorous research.

Contributed to qualitative and quantitative analyses of patient demographic information and clinic programming. Used findings to create community profiles for 11 Federally Qualified Health Clinics across the Bay Area, and reported on results to inform quality improvement initiatives and advocacy activities.

Assisted with English language speech writing, article writing, and contract development, and conducted target market analysis to improve Linkedin recruitment strategies while studying in Italy.

Worked under SCU professors and managed small group of student research assistants to study the impact of spatial social polarization on disparities in cardiac health. Funded by the Santa Clara University Sustainability Grant.

Scheduled and led weekly lab meetings, created and maintained lab website, and led quantitative data analyses to assist in the development of spatial epidemiology frameworks.

Contacted over 100 Covid-19 positive patients from June to September to conduct contact elicitation and collect information regarding symptoms, demographics, and medical history to enter into the CalCONNECT system.