Blogpost #2

The research project I am working on is titled Transmasculine Pregnancy and Identity with Mel Monier, a PhD candidate in Media and Communications. This research directly impacts transmasculine individuals and the broader community by working to study an understudied facet of transgender identity and understanding how trans representation in media informs public perception and self-perception.…

Letter to my Future Self

Dear future self, I hope you have had an amazing, fulfilling, and growth-filled summer! Currently, it is the second week of UROP. I have been getting oriented with both the WAGSFP program and the individual project I will be working on for the next 9 weeks. The research project I am working on is different…

Update on My Research Experience- Rebecca Pulliam

I have been loving my research experience thus far. My writing skills have improved significantly since my project shifted to a literature review on the measurement of participation in digital health interventions for adolescents. Previously, I intended to work with SPSS and data collected from a study that the PRHE lab conducted. But now that…

My Research Project – Rebecca Pulliam

My research project consists of creating a literature review on the topic of measuring engagement in adolescent mHealth interventions. Since there is no gold standard of the best practices to measure engagement I will learn about different methods used thus far and investigate their strengths and weaknesses. This will give me a strong foundation for…

Reflections + Moving Forward – Buu-Hac Nguyen

What a summer! These (almost) 10 weeks have flown by. I have worked with my research mentor for about two years and have been trusted with more responsibility in project tasks and management. It is empowering to transition from a research assistant that mechanically completes project tasks to one that asks questions and shares feedback. …

Reflection- Andrea Gonzalez

While WAGSFP comes to a conclusion, it feels a little melancholy seeing that it has come to an end. Looking back, it was very fun and  I think I experienced so much self growth! I learned that challenging yourself is great. When I first started, my hands were always very shaky as I tried using…