Hi, I'm Mason
Public Health Graduate Focused on Research, Data, and Community-Based Work
I’m a public health graduate with experience in international fieldwork, data-driven research, and community-based programs. My work has included conducting trauma-informed interviews with underserved populations and analyzing behavioral patterns in areas like food and financial security.
I’m currently working at a school in Tanzania and serve as a Crisis Text Line counselor. I’m especially interested in roles that combine research, analysis, and direct human interaction, where data can be used to better understand and support individuals and communities.
What I Do
Research and Analysis
I work with both qualitative and quantitative data to identify patterns, behaviors, and outcomes. From coding open-ended responses to conducting statistical analysis, I focus on turning raw data into clear, actionable insights.
Fieldwork and Engagement
I have experience working directly with communities through outreach, interviews, and program implementation. This work requires adaptability, strong communication, and sensitivity when navigating complex or personal situations.
Communication and Application
I translate complex findings into formats people can use — whether through reports, presentations, or direct conversations. My goal is to make information accessible without losing accuracy or depth.
Selected Work
Student Financial Literacy Study
This study analyzed financial literacy levels among over 700 undergraduate students using survey data and statistical methods.
The results identified clear differences across student groups, with demographic and academic factors strongly associated with financial literacy levels. These findings highlighted gaps in access to financial knowledge and informed discussions around expanding financial education resources on campus.
From the Blog
DAY 97
Yesterday I arrived in Hawassa where I will be living and working for the next two months!! Airport and Onward I can’t believe that only 24 hours ago I was still in Addis Ababa. All the traveling is making time move super slow and me super tired. Bye Addis I really enjoyed Addis—the lifestyle, the pace of things, the environment—so it was a bit hard to leave there, knowing the next place wouldn’t be the same. The flight to Hawassa was relatively quick, it took about an hour, but with security, boarding, and transport all included it took near three...
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