Caroline P.
About Caroline P.
Caroline P. is a Research Assistant at The George Washington University, where she conducts research for Dr. Imani Cheers in the School of Media and Public Affairs. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Affairs from the same university and has previous experience in various roles related to student affairs and legislative support.
Work at The George Washington University
Caroline P. has been employed as a Research Assistant at The George Washington University since 2020. In this role, she conducts research under the supervision of Dr. Imani Cheers in the School of Media and Public Affairs. Her responsibilities include citation searches, keyword generation, and data compilation for various projects, particularly those related to women's health outcomes and resource rights.
Education and Expertise
Caroline P. earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Affairs from The George Washington University, where she participated in the University Honors Program and achieved a GPA of 3.9. She was also a member of the selective Elliott School Dean's Scholars program. Her academic focus includes women's health outcomes and issues related to Black maternal mortality.
Background
Caroline P. completed her high school education at University High School, graduating as Valedictorian in 2018. She has gained diverse experience through various internships and positions, including a Legislative Intern role at the United States Senate and an internship at NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.
Professional Experience
Caroline P. has held several roles in student organizations and professional settings. She served as an Alumnae Liaison and Professional Officer for the Delta Phi Epsilon Professional Foreign Service Sorority, Eta Chapter. Additionally, she worked as a Resident Advisor at The George Washington University, supporting first-year students from 2019 to 2021.
Research Projects
Caroline P. is currently engaged in an independent research project focusing on women's participation in Peruvian agriculture. Her research experience includes projects that examine women's health outcomes and resource rights in post-apartheid countries, contributing to her expertise in international relations and women's issues.