Nicole Nguyen
About Nicole Nguyen
Nicole Nguyen is a Scientific Communications Intern at The Water Institute of the Gulf and a student at Louisiana State University, where she studies Chemical Engineering and Environmental Science. She has held various roles at the university, including Teaching Assistant and Undergraduate Researcher, while also pursuing a minor in Political Science.
Work at The Water Institute
Nicole Nguyen serves as a Scientific Communications Intern at The Water Institute of the Gulf. In this role, she engages in scientific communication efforts, contributing to the dissemination of research findings and enhancing public understanding of water-related issues. Her internship began in 2022 and has continued for two years, allowing her to apply her academic knowledge in a practical setting.
Education and Expertise
Nicole Nguyen is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering and Environmental Science at Louisiana State University, expected to complete in 2024. Additionally, she is minoring in Political Science. Her education has provided her with a strong foundation in both engineering principles and environmental issues, equipping her with the necessary skills for her current roles.
Background
Nicole Nguyen has been involved in various roles at Louisiana State University since 2020. She has worked as a Student Worker in the Office of Multicultural Affairs and as a Scientific Communicator at the LSU Superfund Research Center. Her experience also includes serving as a Senior Undergraduate Researcher in Benfield Lab and currently as a Teaching Assistant and Undergraduate Researcher since 2022.
Research and Skills Development
In her current role as an Undergraduate Researcher, Nicole Nguyen is learning Python to assist in the development of climate data models in Dr. Cheryl Harrison's lab. She is actively seeking to enhance her skills in data science and programming, which aligns with her academic focus and research interests.