Research Assistant
In my role as a research assistant at the Office of Student Scholarship, Creative Activities, and Research (OSCAR) at George Mason University, I was responsible for organizing and interpreting scrambled data, creating graphs, and analyzing both qualitative and quantitative data. My work focused on evaluating student satisfaction with specific classes through poll responses and analyzing university retention rates, dropout rates, and graduation rates from various enrollment figures.Key Responsibilities:Data Organization and Interpretation: Organized and cleaned large datasets, ensuring accuracy and reliability for analysis.Graph Creation: Generated clear and informative graphs to visually represent data trends and findings.Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis: Conducted comprehensive analysis of both qualitative feedback and quantitative metrics to derive meaningful insights.Student Satisfaction Evaluation: Assessed student satisfaction levels with specific classes based on poll responses, identifying key areas for improvement.Retention and Graduation Analysis: Analyzed university retention rates, dropout rates, and graduation rates, helping to inform strategies for improving student outcomes.This experience has significantly enhanced my analytical skills and provided me with a deep understanding of student behavior and institutional effectiveness, preparing me for future roles in research and data analysis.