Research
In 2024, I had the opportunity to partner with the University of Missouri’s Sociology department and the Taylor Geospatial Agency to research food security, transportation, and urban design in Saint Louis city. Using ArcGIS and publicly accessible data, I used spatial analysis and visualization to showcase my findings.
This research won the Research Symposium Design Award for my additional interactive digital map, which allowed participants to look up their own addresses and see their level of food security.
Supervised: Dr. Elaina Johns-Wolfe, SLU
Principal Investigator: Dr. Ness Sandoval, SLU
In 2024, I worked with the Taylor Geospatial Agency as one of six Research Assistants in partnership with Washington University, Harris-Stowe State University, University of Missouri-Saint Louis, and Saint Louis University.
I was responsible for analyzing and visualizing the geolocations of public crime data in the city of Saint Louis.
Supervised: Dr. Elaina Johns-Wolfe, SLU
Principal Investigator: Dr. Ness Sandoval, SLU
In 2023, I had the opportunity to work with PhD Candidate Brian Adler on his thesis on the consequences of recent housing production in Saint Louis.
This research was approved and presented at the Midwest Political Science Association annual conference.
Supervised: Dr. Brian Adler, Washington University