Amita Khurana

Led qualitative fieldwork (interviews) on the social determinants of cardiovascular health in NYC and conducted qualitaitve coding in NVivo

Researched campaign issues such as immigration reform, reparations, and baby bonds legislation Produced policy briefings, memos, and endorsement letters Created a campaign plan about revising U-Visas and presented it to the Equality Division

Gathered primary and secondary sources for professors’ research Inputted citations to ensure accurate Chicago format for scholarly journal articles Distributed marketing materials to increase awareness for the Feminist Intersectional Science and Technology Studies (F/ISTS) Conference

Edited reports and policy papers on topics ranging from Jordanian foreign policy to geoeconomics Evaluated surveys and wrote a report and literature review about Jordanian citizens’ satisfaction with Primary Health Centers directed at reducing non-communicable diseases Designed guiding questions for a conference between the University and the American Political Science Association Gathered primary and secondary sources for courses' syllabi at the University of Sheffield: Race and Racism in IR and The Making of the Modern Middle East

The Beyond Barnard Internship Program provides funding and career workshops for students participating in unpaid or low-pay internships. I am thankful to be a recipient of this grant for the Summer 2022 semester!

Journalist for the Culture section and Politics section Composed weekly articles while adhering to deadlines Gathered breaking news for national and international stories

Maintained a record of donors and donation inventory of menstrual and general hygiene products for local shelters Served as the official point of contact with donation locations, donors, and shelters Collected a total of 5,711 items for donation Interviewed by the Somers Record

Taught children and teens ballet, jazz, and modern dance classes Monitored students' progress and provided individual feedback to students Effectively prepared and created unique class curriculums pertaining to different levels of dance

Master's Thesis: Exploring Queer SWANA Social Spaces and Subjectivities In New York City: How a Time of Crisis Impacts the Understanding of Spaces, the Self, and Collective Liberation

Graduated with Distinction in Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies WGSS Honors Thesis: The Power of Tatreez: Transformations in Politics & Practice Post-1948