Louisa Ewald Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Pandemic Recovery Survey:- Help lead survey design and dissemination efforts for large-scale data collection projects. - Collaborate and communicate with top tech and academic institutions throughout entirety of project. - Clean and analyze survey responses and interpret findings to generate plots and reports. American Heart Association:- Lead evaluation efforts examining social determinants of cardiovascular disease. GBD Tobacco & e-cigarettes:- Extract, clean, collapse, and analyze large amounts of survey microdata to estimate exposure levels of secondhand smoke for each country globally. - Apply statistical methods to data, interpret results, and produce plots, reports, and other dissemination materials. - Compile and analyze all existing survey data on electronic nicotine delivery systems.

Greater Seattle Area

Child health in Yucatan in partnership with the Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan- Helped design and implement the evaluation of health facility-based and community focused interventions in Yucatan, Mexico aimed at improving early childhood health. - Programmed in R and Python to collect, clean, and analyze incoming survey data. Applied statistical analyses such as linear and logistic regressions, principal components analysis, and difference in difference models. Goalkeepers Report 2020 in partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation- Helped lead the data collection and analysis efforts to estimate the impact of COVID-19 on global indicators for the Goalkeepers 2020 Report

Greater Seattle Area

• Designed research instruments to evaluate transfer of learning, course satisfaction, and instructor effectiveness. • Responsible for developing, creating, and managing data collection instruments and administration of online surveys.• Used RedCap, Stata, and R to run queries, pull reports, write scripts, and perform statistical analyses.• Engaged with project partners to collaboratively establish shared priorities and develop evaluation methods that are both meaningful and feasible for the participants and stakeholders.• Enrolled, tracked, and coordinated study participants.

Bronx, New York

• Assisted in impact evaluation of pro-bono legal and financial services provided to low-income small business owners in New York City.• Helped develop impact evaluation methods and designed surveys for measuring the impact of SSTB’s financial program and identified populations where SSTB needed to expand services.

Greater Seattle Area

• Provided administrative, organizational, and research support to seven principal investigators. • Scheduled a high volume of complex meetings and managed calendars, organized multi-institutional conferences, compiled and processed expense reports, and arranged domestic and international travel. • Facilitated nine prime grant applications and edited and prepared over 30 manuscript submissions to academic journals. • Trained in biosketches and grant submissions for NIH and PCORI.• Promoted from RSS I to RSS II in June 2016. • Awards: Extraordinary Achievement Award, July 2015

University Of Washington

• Coordinated and co-authored report on cybersecurity policies in SE Asia.• Created indices to analyze internet governance, cybersecurity laws and regulations, and intellectual property rights and scored each SE Asian country on cybersecurity environment.• Wrote executive summary and case study on Indonesia; presented findings to Microsoft team.

• Coordinated and organized volunteer events including MLK Day of Service clean-up, Night Safety Walk, and safety talks at local organizations.• Acted as a representative of the UW and communicated with organizations and members of the community and connected the community to the campus through events and resources.

Seattle, Wa

• Served as editor of a Task Force on forced migrants for the Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington. • Organized and managed a team of 15 authors and produced a 200 page report on forced migrants. • Presented report to Jeff Crisp, former director of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and gave speech at formal Task Force evaluation dinner.

- Managed 6 Summer Meal sites in Federal Way which included tracking data, organizing volunteers, communicating with sponsors, and planning events.- In charge of outreach and capacity building which included communicating with organizations in the community, distributing materials, and compiling strategies for future sites.

Seattle, Wa

- Served as a research assistant for María Elena García in the CHID department at UW.- Performed searches primarily in Spanish to research local Peruvian newspapers about topics such as culinary traditions and environmental protests.

- Responsible for multiple concurrent projects such as creating Prezis, organizing databases, writing HTML code for website, corresponding with int’l partners, organizing events, etc. - Effectively communicated in a team work setting.

Master’S Degree, Applied Quantitative Research

Activities and Societies: Member of GSAS Program Board• Courses: Causal Inference, Applied Quantitative Analysis, Data Visualization.

Bachelor'S Degree, International/Global Studies

Activities and Societies: Pipeline Project, Environmental Alternative Spring Break, Husky Leadership Initiative• BA in International.

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