Kazi Maisha
About Kazi Maisha
Kazi Maisha is a Clinical Research Assistant Intern at NYU Langone Health and STEM Connector at The City College of New York, with a background in biology and psychology.
Title
Kazi Maisha holds the position of Clinical Research Assistant Intern at NYU Langone Health. She also serves as the STEM Connector (Network and Opportunities Lead) at The City College of New York.
Current Positions
Kazi Maisha is currently working at The City College of New York as the STEM Connector (Network and Opportunities Lead) where she actively engages in providing resources and opportunities to freshman and transfer students. She is also a Clinical Research Assistant Intern at NYU Langone Health and serves as a Bilingual (Spanish & English) Crisis Counselor at Crisis Text Line.
Previous Experience
Kazi Maisha has accumulated diverse experience through her previous positions. She worked at The City College of New York as a Division of Science and CCAPP Peer Tutor and as a Research Assistant. She was the Quality Assurance Health Equity Team Lead for the Covid-19 Data Project at broadstreet. Additionally, she interned at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center as a CCNY-MSK Undergraduate Community Research Intern and served as a Summer Camp Director, Tutor, and Blog Writer at Synergy Prep Inc.
Education and Expertise
Kazi Maisha graduated from The City College of New York with a Bachelor's degree, majoring in Biology and minoring in Psychology. She previously attended Stuyvesant High School, where she earned an Advanced Regents Diploma. Her academic background is complemented by her experience in tutoring chemistry students and engaging with CCNY’s STEM Communities platform.
Achievements
Kazi Maisha is an awardee of the National Science Foundation project Building Capacity: CCNY STEM Communities. This recognition highlights her efforts and contributions to providing academic resources and opportunities within STEM fields.