Resume

• Project Management

  Sociology

  SPSS

  Policy Analysis

  Community Development

  Analysis

  Grant Writing

  Public Health

  Community Outreach

  Higher Education

  Research

  Program Evaluation

  Cultural Anthropology

  Quantitative Research

  Survey Design

  International Development

  Data Analysis

  Survey Research

  Qualitative Research

  Teaching

  Intelligent Sensor System for Early Illness Alerts in Senior Housing: Early Perceptions of Living with the Sensor System

  Intelligent Sensor System for Early Illness Alerts in Senior Housing: Early Perceptions of Living with the Sensor System

  Intelligent Sensor System for Early Illness Alerts in Senior Housing

  Intelligent Sensor System for Early Illness Alerts in Senior Housing

  Technology and Privacy: Perceptions from Older Adults in Assisted Living

  Technology and Privacy: Perceptions from Older Adults in Assisted Living

  Randomized Trial of Intelligent Sensor System for Early Illness Alerts in Senior Housing

  Randomized Trial of Intelligent Sensor System for Early Illness Alerts in Senior Housing

  Living with Intelligent Sensors: Older Adult and Family Member Perceptions

  Building upon Sunderland: An Expanded Rubric for Scoring the Clock-Drawing Test

  Building upon Sunderland: An Expanded Rubric for Scoring the Clock-Drawing Test

  Baseline Water and Sanitation Survey in the Town of Santiago

  Honduras.

  Baseline Water and Sanitation Survey in the Town of Santiago

  Honduras.

  Mentoring and Supporting Physics First Participants

  Mentoring and Supporting Physics First Participants

  The Map and the Manap: Decentralization in the Pastures of the Kyrgyz Republic

  Masters thesis in Rural Sociology

  The Map and the Manap: Decentralization in the Pastures of the Kyrgyz Republic

  Andrew

  Craver

  University of Chicago

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  Peace Corps

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  Columbia

  Missouri Area

  Designed and conducted a qualitative research project to investigate barriers to innovative initiatives on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus and at other U.S. universities. \n\nConducted interviews with faculty members

  analyzed interview data

  presented findings at committee meetings

  and presented final project results to the MU Strategic Planning and Resource Advisory Council. \n

  Researcher

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  University of Chicago

  University of Chicago

  Chicago

  IL

  I coordinate the day-to-day operations of two longitudinal population health studies - the NIH All of Us research program and the Chicago Multiethnic Prevention and Surveillance Study (COMPASS) at the University of Chicago.\n\n\n

  Senior Study Coordinator

  Institute for Population & Precision Health

  Columbia

  MO

  Managed an NIH-funded prospective intervention study on the efficacy of sensor technology in early illness detection among older adults living in senior housing. \n\nDeveloped data collection plans and timelines

  recruited study participants

  and trained facility staff to implement the intervention. \n\nCollected biometric data

  qualitative interview data

  and medical record data. Transcribed and analyzed interview data using Excel

  Dedoose and SPSS. \n\nPrepared abstracts

  reports and presentations. Presented at regional and national conferences.\n\nInstructed graduate assistants in data collection

  data entry and qualitative data analysis. \n

  Project Coordinator

  Sinclair School of Nursing

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  Columbia

  MO

  Managed an NLM-funded study on the use of linguistic summaries in sensor-based health alerts for older adults living in senior housing.\n\nDeveloped

  conducted

  and analyzed a survey to elicit clinician feedback on sensor data and designed focus group protocol based on survey results. \n\nWorked with PI and Co-PIs in data analysis and publication write-up of previous NIH study.\n\nAnalyzed and wrote up interview data from previous study. \n\nAssisted graduate students' research by managing research participant recruitment

  advising them in IRB submissions and compliance

  and aiding in study design and data collection. \n

  Associate Director of Program/Project Operations

  Health Management & Informatics

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  Columbia

  Missouri Area

  Worked on a research team to evaluate secondary and university education programs.\n\nManaged all aspects of paper-based and Qualtrics survey design

  production

  and distribution. \n\nCreated data sets and conducted statistical analysis (t-tests

  ANOVA

  regression) using SPSS. \n\nConducted interviews and focus groups

  transcribed audio recordings

  and analyzed interview and focus group data. \n\nDrafted and edited evaluation reports for program leaders and funding agencies.\n\nServed as a liaison between evaluation team and project management staff

  and regularly communicated with project participants in order to answer their questions and clarify evaluation protocols.

  Project Evaluator

  Assessment Resource Center

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  Kyrgyz Republic

  Taught English as a Foreign Language at the secondary level in a rural public school.\n\nOrganized teacher-training seminars and summer English language and life skills camps for girls. \n\nWorked with local counterparts to teach HIV/AIDS education module to secondary students.\n\nWrote grant proposals to fund community development projects and managed grant-funded projects. \n\nServed as regional Safety and Security Warden from 2004 to 2006 and as regional Volunteer Advisory Committee Representative from 2004 to 2005. \n

  Secondary TEFL Teacher

  Peace Corps

  Columbia

  Missouri Area

  Assisted in selecting 35 world-renowned scholars to visit the University of Missouri-Columbia campus in order to present their research and connect with the campus community. \n\nAssisted in managing program budget

  maintained the program website and awardee database

  wrote program progress reports

  and worked with academic departments to coordinate awardees’ visits. \n

  Program Assistant (Graduate Assistant)

  University of Missouri-Columbia

  Russian

  Spanish

  Kyrgyz

  English

  Mary Washington College

  BA

  Anthropology

  University of Missouri

  Master of Science (M.S.)

  Rural Sociology

  Master of Public Health (MPH)

  Public Health Policy and Promotion