Mackenzie Clark Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, Va, Us

Arlington, Virginia, United States

At Interos, I work as a Senior Computational Social Scientist on the company's Research and Development team. On this team, I am responsible for the conceptual development, coding, and continual maintenance of computational models that are designed to assess various types of supply chain risk. Over the last year, I have contributed to Interos' ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and Restrictions (Sanctions, import/export restrictions) risk models. I have also worked to analyze and provide recommended improvements for various data sources. In particular, I analyzed several network-based datasets, documented them in a standardized format, and outlined both issues and recommended solutions tailored to the caveats of each dataset. Additionally, I worked with a cross-functional group to develop an improved method for standardizing, cleaning, and ingesting network-based data into a single, master dataset.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

I worked in the social services department, with my primary duties including working one-on-one with long term care residents, supporting their mental and social wellbeing, and advocating for and protecting their rights.Successes included working with community partners and organizations to create safe, effective transitional plans for residents, as well as working with these partners to provide critical mental and physical health services both at the facility and when they transitioned into the community.

Suffolk, Virginia, United States

I worked with an interdisciplinary team to contribute to ongoing research projects related to international refugee and migrant situations. These research projects were a part of a Minerva Research Initiative project, called the "Computational Framework for Assessing Absorptive Capacity."Successes include co-authorship of scientific papers and publications and presenting research at international conferences.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

I worked on an interdisciplinary team of researchers at the Human Dynamics lab, and utilized various qualitative and quantitative methods to contribute to refugee and migrant-related research questions. The research contributed to a Minerva Research Initiative project, called the "Computational Framework for Assessing Absorptive Capacity."I developed qualitative skills in text analysis, and quantitative skills in data cleaning, data analysis, and social network analysis. Successes included developing new conclusions related to the refugee and migrant situations we studies, and developing several conference presentations and peer-reviewed publications that combined qualitative and quantitative insights to bring a new perspective to the field.

Chesapeake, Va

I worked as a manager/bartender. My primary duties included making the schedule for 10-15 employees, coordinating large events for groups of 10-50 people, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the restaurant, keeping inventory, and handling customer complaints.

Norfolk, Virginia

I worked in the department of Student Engagement and Enrollment Services, where my primary duties included assisting with program management, event planning/management, and various office management tasks. I was also tasked with developing social media posts and a schedule for these posts throughout the duration of and following my employment.

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

I worked as a manager/waitress. My primary duties included making the schedule for 15-20 employees, coordinating large events for groups of 10-50 people, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the restaurant, keeping inventory, and handling customer complaints.

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

I worked as a waitress. My primary duties included ensuring guests had a good restaurant experience and providing great customer service.

Master Of Arts - Ma, International/Global Studies, 3.82

In my graduate studies, I concentrated in international economics and development. I took courses on international economics.

Graduate Certificate, International Development, 3.82

I took classes related to project management, global health, globalization, and international economics/political economy.

Bachelor'S Degree, International/Global Studies, 3.81

Activities and Societies: Pi Sigma Alpha, Sigma Iota RhoI took classes focusing on local/national politics and international politics. I.