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Chicago, Il, Us

Rush University Medical Center

• Supports program monitoring activities for 20 diverse initiatives; activities include collaborating with program managers to identify measures, creating data collection and reporting systems, leading the data QI efforts, gathering consensus on reporting processes, updating metrics as programs evolve, and developing visualizations for communication around progress• Provides data insights to program managers and partners for outcome improvement• Leads the organizational evaluation process by introducing tools, creating templates, and working with program staff to create logic model and evaluation plans• Develops and maintains the organizational and program-specific data dashboards• Produces reports for diverse audiences, including hospital CEOs, funders, government partners, and community members

Rush University Medical Center

• Collected, managed, and analyzed internal and external data from 6 hospital partners, 50+ community organizations, and funders• Supported the Operations and Grant Development team by developing datasets and dashboards to provide data insights• Managed regional data collection and reporting process for the COVID-19 vaccine equity initiative of Healthy Chicago Equity Zones (HCEZ) project in collaboration with the Chicago Department of Public Health and 20+ community-based organizations• Led a group of 8 community organizations to conduct and publish the regional community health assessment for the HCEZ project• Analyzed qualitative data, produced writing deliverables, and presented papers for the Aligning Diverse Systems for Common Goals project funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation• Built and designed reports, including annual reports, data reports, and website publications

University Of Chicago

Current projects include:1. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - Aligning Systems for Common Goals Project2. Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority - Restore, Reinvest, and Renew (R3) Program3. Chicago Department of Public Health - Health Equity Zone Project• Extracted, managed, and analyzed internal and external data (hospitals, grantees, and community organizations) to identify key metrics and transform raw data into meaningful, actionable information• Built visually impactful data dashboards in Excel and PowerPoint, along with interactive maps (ArcGIS) and web apps (R/Shiny), for data reporting, website updates, and events• Assisted in building logic models for each program and evaluation plans, as well as refining existing data collection process and templates• Assisted in leading the Live Healthy Chicago Learning Collaborative meetings (data & evaluation presentation, facilitating group discussions)• Designed annual reports, flyers, and presentation decks using graphic design tools (Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop)• Participated in: 1) Metrics Workgroup: anchor strategy, capacity building, and social capital research project 2) Local Procurement Workgroup: aligning local procurement goals and priorities across 6 hospitals 3) Policy Workgroup4) Internship & Apprenticeship WorkgroupAbout Applied Data Fellowship:Applied data fellowship is designed by International Innovation Corps to bridge the gap between innovation and social impact, launched by the collective efforts of Harris School of Public Policy and the Law School. Applied Data Fellows work to help translate data-driven insights into actionable policy recommendations, new programs, and operational changes at partner organizations in public and private sectors.

• Cleaned and coded a large dataset that contains 1,046 survey responses• Reviewed and analyzed 52 interview transcripts (114 hours total) • Attend weekly meetings with other coders to discuss coding scheme, provide feedback on code appropriateness, and collaborate on code revision

Qualitative coding research assistant in the Department of Comparative Human Development. The project focuses on the career and technical education in the United States.• Use Excel to code responses to open-ended survey questions• Use NVivo to code interview transcripts• Attend weekly meetings with other coders to discuss coding scheme, provide feedback on code appropriateness, and collaborate on code revision• Follow data confidentiality procedures

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

• Project Description Content analysis of interviews with political elites related to climate change at Marti Hope Gonzales Lab in the Department of Psychology. Interview data were sampled from the four major networks (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC) and cable news channels (MSNBC, CNN). Contents are coded for the themes and arguments that both Republicans and Democrats use to discuss climate change, its sources, and its consequences.• Assisted in planning research project• Secured additional sources in the literature• Participated in weekly meetings with faculty mentor and project supervisor• Entered and Coded interview transcripts

Master Of Arts - Ma, Political Science

Activities and Societies: Social Sciences Graduate Student Activities Committee • Certificate in Computational Social Science • Dean’s.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Political Science And Government

• Double Major in Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies • Minors in Comparative U.S. Race and Ethnicity Studies & Asian American Studies •.

Political Science And International Relations

Activities and Societies: Sookmyung Cultural Ambassador, Seoul International Women’s Association

Certificate In Data Science For Business

• Mastered executing time series forecasting and regression analysis to predict future trends and identify relationships between.