Teaching Fellow
CurrentCurrently teaching RELS 110: Introduction to the Scientific Study of Religion, covering theintersection of religion and science, as well as psychological, anthropological, and evolutionaryapproaches
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Navdeep Kaur is listed as PhD Candidate, Otago University at University of Otago, based in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Navdeep Kaur.
Navdeep Kaur previously worked as Teaching Fellow at University Of Otago and Research Collaborator at The University Of Texas At Austin. Navdeep Kaur holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Psychology from University Of Otago.
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I am a Ph.D. candidate at Otago University who studies how culture and cognition interact. I am also interested in policymaking and gender inequality. My interest in psychological research took shape while building forts with my father, negotiating over french fries with my brother, and listening to the ‘stories of gods’ by my mom.I love working in people-centric roles across varied research themes. I want to work in multi-disciplinary teams and try to unpack the psychology of people through evidence-based research.
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Currently teaching RELS 110: Introduction to the Scientific Study of Religion, covering theintersection of religion and science, as well as psychological, anthropological, and evolutionaryapproaches
Supported a project including researching and co-authoring a paper on racing-gendering through interactions between policymakers and witnesses in congressional student debt hearings. Led the preparation of literature reviews, finding the sample, and assisted in the qualitative analysis of the transcripts and videos of the hearings.
Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand
• Worked with Research, Economics, and Evaluation teams- providing information and policy advice on transport issues.• Developed concise and informative summaries for multiple projects, condensing complex information into accessible formats for stakeholders and non-technical audiences.• Collaborated with team members to improve R code for a specific project, enhancing data analysis processes and contributing to more accurate and efficient results.• Took an active role in developing effective strategies for project management.
United States
Human Systems and Behavior Lab | PI: Dr. Luke GlowackiWorking on multiple projects ranging from collective behavior and social norms to the origins of intergroup cooperation in different societies.- Helped in coding the survey responses that Dr. Glowacki and colleagues collected in 2020, asking anthropologists their opinions and concerns on the widely used anthropological terms such as “forager,” “hunter-gatherer,” “small-scale,” and “traditional.”- Led and supported project related to cooperation in small-scale historical societies. Used data from D-Place to conduct a quantitative study exploring the reasons behind inter-group cooperation.
France
Under the supervision of Dr. Manvir Singh, assists with study aiming to build a dataset on the world's folktales.
United States
Collaborative work with policy colleagues, providing analytical support to understand the evidence needs and research gaps and develop innovative insights for policy engagement for faculty of color.- Collaborated in formulating and implementing a qualitative study that examined the motivations for and barriers to policy engagement for faculty of color—conducted literature review, assisted in designing the study, and qualitative analysis of semi-structured interviews using Dedoose software.
Assisted with experimental designing using SPSS
United States
- Assisted in translating ethnographic descriptions of gods into numerical codes in a dataset. - Conducted a Quantitative analysis investigating the relationship between beliefs in Female High Gods and gender inequality using ethnographic data.
United States
- Supported various projects, including literature review, data collection, experiment designing, and analysis. - Developed the skills of R studio and Qualtrics
New Delhi Area, India
- Organized various events to promote cleanliness in villages.- Performed outreach to all the women in the village and tried to solve their toilets and garbage disposal problems.
New Delhi Area, India
I was attached in Lie Detection Division and learned the procedure and examination of suspects relating to Lie Detection Division
Awarded a $3500 stipend to attend the second three-week HRAF Summer Institute for Cross-Cultural Anthropological Research supported.
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Navdeep Kaur has worked for University Of Otago, The University Of Texas At Austin, Te Manatū Waka - Ministry Of Transport (New Zealand), Boston University, and Institute For Advanced Study In Toulouse.
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Navdeep Kaur holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Psychology from University Of Otago.
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