Research

Where You Can Find Me

Pictured here is the library at the University of Cambridge, where I studied in the Social Sciences. I had countless hours to explore research methodologies— from quantitative to qualitative and anything in-between. It was here that I ideated my own integrated, mixed-methods study with approaches from five different disciplines.

Software Repertoire

SurveyMonkey · WordPress · Atlas.ti · Google Sheets · SPSS · Excel · Nvivo · Powerpoint

At Cambridge

Broadly speaking, my research at Cambridge focused on International Development through the lens of Education. More specifically, I looked at global structures surrounding education for refugees. Even more narrow than that, my most recent study was on education for refugees in Greece. You can see an infographic summary of my research by clicking below.

Starting this study in 2020, I planned the entire project just before the pandemic hit. In a few short weeks, I had to replan the entire study to collect data for my research. You can see my remade project proposal (including my unique data collection method) by clicking the “Volunteer Perceptions…” image below.

Research findings to understand access and quality of education in Greek refugee camps.

Research for perceptions of education in Greek refugee camps

For something a bit more academic (and dense), take a look at my most recent research proposal.

Proposal for Influence of Spacial Temporality in International Displacement Experiences

I ALSO WENT TO

Harvard

A degree in Liberal Arts is intended to mean I’ve studied a bit of everything— and it definitely feels like it. Here are some of my favorite projects and presentations from my time at Harvard. Click each block to open slides to a presentation.

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Bioluminescence

I’m into Bioluminescence. Here’s a short presentation I did to overview some research and practical uses for bioluminescent bacteria.

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Zero-Energy Buildings

After exploring different aspects of zero-energy building projects, I was part of a cohort that ideated a home energy app. Checkout this presentation to see the app.

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Deep Sea Biology

I co-presented a paper* on oceanic research. Click to see my portion of the presentation.

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*Presented Paper:

Skebo, K., Tunnicliffe, V., Garcia Berdeal, I., & Johnson, H. P. (2006). Spatial patterns of zooplankton and nekton in a hydrothermally active axial valley on Juan de Fuca Ridge. Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, 53(6), 1044–1060. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dsr.2006.03.001

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