Martha Lukongo

A results-oriented professional with meticulous attention to detail and a collaborative approach to teamwork. Demonstrated expertise in organizational management, efficiently handling multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining a high level of accuracy. Eager to utilize strong leadership and decision-making skills in a dynamic role.

With a strategic mindset, possesses a comprehensive understanding of strategic planning, financial oversight, and governance. Commitment to collaboration or independent work is evident through dedication to creating a vision for the future that aligns with organizational goals and values.

Versatile and focused on promoting the mission and enhancing the effectiveness of key programs. Passionate about daily operations being seamlessly executed. A quick and decisive decision-maker, excelling in communication and organization. Fosters successful collaboration with management to develop work plans, financial strategies, and operational frameworks. Track record demonstrates a proven ability to drive positive outcomes and contribute to the overall success of an organization.

Microsoft Office, STATA, SPSS, and R

ORCID: 0009-0002-7935-8242

• Research Project: Expanding Access to Health Equity for Low-Income Individuals through Medicaid Reform, the research highlighted that policy changes that prioritize health equity and reduce administrative burdens enhance the overall effectiveness of Medicaid in serving low-income populations.
• Research Project: An Examination of the Restricted Utilization of Biological Weapons in Warfare, the research underscored that logistical challenges and international norms prevent the proliferation of biological weapons.
• Research Project: An Examination of Recruitment Strategies: A Comparative Analysis between the IRS and the CIA, the research accentuated that the IRS career website exhibited a greater degree of formality and traditionalism, while the CIA career website, in contrast, exuded dynamism and contemporaneity.
• Research Project: Investigating the Plutonium Pathway for the Development of Nuclear Weapons: Benefits and Drawbacks, the research emphasized that Plutonium has dual-nature usage and poses proliferation risks, environmental hazards, and international tensions.
• Research Project [Under Review]: Examining Academic Performance of First-Time Freshman vs. Transfers: Affordability, Self-Selection, or Both, the research suggested that student retention, academic achievement, and development among first-time freshmen and transfer students are based on the institutional support given to the students. ID: bujoe-23-0617.
• Capstone Project: A Case Study on College Persistence and Financial Aid in Louisiana, the primary researcher and the research underscored the significance of comprehending the impact of financial assistance on student achievement and the necessity for policies that uphold college students irrespective of their familial earnings.
• Research Project: To what extent can vertical farming contribute to the enhancement of food sustainability, the research highlighted that vertical farming has the potential to optimize resource utilization and foster agricultural resilience in urban environments.
• Research Project: Addressing the Impacts of Childhood Poverty: Strategies for Mitigation and Policy Recommendations, the research underlined the critical need for a mixed-methods approach to address the impacts of childhood poverty considering the long-term implications for the individual's societal progress.
• Research Project: Environmental Challenges in New Orleans: A Multifaceted Analysis, the research emphasized that upgrading and enhancing infrastructure, levees, drainage systems, and urban planning are crucial for mitigating the impact of environmental hazards.
• Research Project: The Last Generation: Mobilizing an International Environmental Social Movement for Climate Change Action, the research suggested that young adults are actively participating in fostering positive planetary change, while governments are failing to adequately address the seriousness of climate change.