Led a mixed methods research study which assessed the impact of COVID-19 on the quantity and quality of regular maternal and child health service delivery in Mozambique.- Developed a research proposal- Coordinated with Mozambican colleagues and government officials to obtain necessary bioethics approvals- Planned budget and coordinated data collection activities- Co-facilitated focus group discussions with 51 maternal and child health nurses and health workers and interviews with district managers, in Portuguese.- Conducted data cleaning and analysis of quantitative data using R software.- Conducted qualitative analysis using Dedoose software.- Synthesized results into a final report.

•Collaborated with a team to plan a needs assessment of educational programs and teacher resources within the park.•Participated in the development of education and health strategies as a part of a 30-year plan to increase access to and performance in education, particularly for women and girls, in the buffer zone of Gorongosa National Park.

Worked in a team at Hunger Intervention Program in Seattle to implement the Summer Meals Program and counter nutritional learning loss in the Seattle area during COVID-19 school closures and summer break.

Assistant Director (student position) for the Climate Change Studies Program within the Davidson Honors College.

Organized Free Cycle's first ever Climate Ride, a now annual fundraising and awareness event supporting environmental stewardship and Free Cycle’s Youth Bike Program.