2007 M.A. Sociology; 2011 Ph.D. Sociology
"Receiving my Masters degree and PhD from Duke gave me the methodological and theoretical foundation to achieve success at different stages of my career--whether as a postdoctoral research associate at the Carolina Population Center, as an epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and in my current position as a scientific review officer at the National Institutes of Health."
"My advice would be to take advantage of the plethora of resources and opportunities available to you at Duke--including great faculty who know how to mentor scientists as well as the various research-focused centers and institutes on campus that allow students to engage in interdisciplinary research."
