Master of Public Health in Behavioral Science and Health Equity graduate, with a nursing background and extensive experience in public health research and program planning. Expertise in literature reviews, systematic and integrative review methods, and proficient in data extraction and research writing using tools such as Excel, R, and SPSS. Supported faculty-led projects across diverse areas, including environmental health, dementia care access, disaster health communication, and health equity advocacy. Committed to advancing student research initiatives and community-engaged programs through effective communication of findings via manuscripts, presentations, and stakeholder-ready reports while supporting collaboration to achieve project goals.
Campus Mental Health Multilevel Intervention (Published, 2026)
• Designed and coordinated a theory-driven multilevel intervention using Social Ecological Model; managed literature review, program evaluation, and manuscript preparation demonstrating ability to contribute to research-related curricular offerings
Community Health Assessment – St. Louis, MO (63103)
• Led key informant interviews on communication, family dynamics, and stress behaviors; synthesized qualitative data and prepared stakeholder summaries directly parallel to service-learning program coordination and community engagement
Postpartum Depression & Hypertension Research Projects
• Conducted literature reviews and built causal models linking psychosocial and socioeconomic factors to chronic disease; tracked data and documented outcomes in structured research databases
Missouri Policy Brief: Intoxicating Cannabinoids (HB 593)
• Developed a public health regulatory policy brief tracking Missouri legislative status and health implications; synthesized evidence to support program evaluation and compliance analysis
Meta-Analysis Research Internship Reiki Outcomes (240 hours)
• Performed systematic data extraction and evidence synthesis across multiple studies; contributed to a structured meta-analysis on stress, fatigue, pain, and well-being demonstrating report preparation and research support skills
Effectiveness of disaster health communication strategies on risk perception and preparedness: A systematic review
• Collaborated with a group to complete a systematic review on the effectiveness of disaster health communication strategies in shaping public risk perception and improving emergency preparedness; contributed to literature screening, data extraction, evidence synthesis, and report preparation to identify communication approaches that support timely public health response.
Sigma Xi Symposium Award – Effects of Health Literacy Interventions on Heart Failure Knowledge and Self-Care: A Systematic Review
Won 3rd place in the Graduate Social and Behavioral Sciences category. Completed a systematic review focused on how health literacy interventions improve heart failure knowledge and self-care behaviors among adults with heart failure. The project helped synthesize evidence on patient education, symptom recognition, medication adherence, daily weight monitoring, diet/fluid management, and confidence in managing heart failure.