Anousha Singh

1) Led a 50+ student team to cultivate a welcoming and supportive environment within the Department of Economics. The peer-mentorship program, designed and implemented by our team, has led to an increase in research participation and an improvement in grades. 2) Spearheaded Research and Career Division optimization by expanding research opportunities & career development (5 workshops), driving increased student research engagement & job placements. 3) Led initiatives bridging the faculty-student gap: "Open-House" sessions sparking research collaborations & course advancements, and 10+ interdisciplinary workshops driving growth in cross-departmental research

1) Collaborated as a research intern for Dr.Anjali Prashad’s team for the project, “Food System Innovations: Configuring Alternative Protein Supply for Sustainable Business Models” funded by DfG, Germany 2) Analyzed data from more than 25 studies to identify key trends in consumer preferences and market potential for alternative protein sources. 3) Designed and maintained Excel-based datasets to track and analyze research findings, resulting in a reduction in data processing time. 4) Delivered a comprehensive presentation to a team of stakeholders, highlighting the potential of algae and mushrooms as sustainable and commercially viable protein alternatives.

1) Led the successful revamp and optimization of the Prayaas website, enhancing the user experience and ensuring accurate and up-to-date information; driving a 40% increase in website traffic and 25% decrease in bounce rate within 3 months . 2) Delved into the lives of nearly 30 members from marginalized communities such as Kashmir's Paper Mache artisans and Potters of Uttam Nagar through insightful research and on-ground interviews, within the Visual Storyboards team. Further translating these findings into 3 engaging articles showcasing their stories and challenges which garnered impactful awareness for these communities . 3) Researched, composed, and refined 6 bi-monthly bulletins on India's paradiplomacy landscape for CNES' State of the States team.

1) Demonstrated strong leadership skills by effectively leading and guiding a team of over 40 members, ensuring a cohesive and stimulating environment for optimal performance. 2) Led the successful organization and management of Josh x Sequoia, the highly anticipated cultural fest of Ramanujan College, with an impressive footfall of more than 3000 participants 3) Successfully organized, prioritized, and managed multiple social media campaigns, leveraging current trends in news and memes to maximize audience engagement and page visibility. 4) Collaborated with renowned institutions like Career Launcher to coordinate a variety of online and offline events, showcasing exceptional organizational and coordination abilities. 5) Proven ability to adapt to fast-paced environments and meet tight deadlines while maintaining attention to detail and delivering high quality results.