Kathryn Mann

Contributed to the writing of research reports, summaries, and papers for internal and external stakeholders regarding accessibility features for transportation. Analyzed quantitative and qualitative data using statistical software and deciphered it into visual representations through Excel. Performed literature reviews to support research objectives by established timelines.

Encouraged personal growth and development in three mentees while helping them build meaningful connections with peers. Cultivated relationships with international students from diverse backgrounds by offering support and resources. Provided one-on-one counseling to aid international students in adjusting to the cultural differences of a new learning environment.

Co-managed social media pages with faculty advisor and student coordinator to inform the public about Department of Anthropology events and workshops. Monitored all social media content for the PADAWAN Instagram page. Utilized the latest technologies and trends in social media platforms.

Created visualizations of complex data sets to facilitate understanding and communication of results for social projects, including racial bias in mortgage lenders and sustainability for data centers. Built dashboards in Tableau to visualize consumer behavior across different segments over time. Analyzed large datasets using advanced Excel functions such as VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, and Power Query.

Conducted ethnographic fieldwork across three community sites, facilitating 20+ participants' interactions to assess barriers to healthcare access among disabled populations. Designed, distributed, and analyzed a mixed-methods independent study utilizing social media platforms, gathering quantitative and qualitative data. Synthesized findings from 15+ interdisciplinary sources to produce policy cr

Evaluated daily schedules, accommodating patient flow and minimizing missed appointments. Maintained confidentiality of patient information according to HIPAA regulations. Responded to emergencies, helping over 35 patients in distress and identifying support resources.

Currently pursuing a Master of Public Health, focusing on disability policy research. Relevant coursework includes Principles of Public Health, Introduction to R, Qualitative Studies, and Systematic Reviews. Dissertation research is focused on long-term employment outcomes for Adult Disability Payment recipients in Scotland.

Completed a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology with an Undergraduate Certification in Applied Anthropology. Relevant coursework included Anthropological Field Methods, Medical Anthropology, Applied Anthropology, and Social Stratification and Inequalities. Awarded the University of North Texas Transfer Excellence Triumph Scholarship.

Obtained an Associate of Arts in Honors. Recognized with the High Five Scholarship during the program.