To increase the percentage of persons with disabilities (PWD), women, and other religious and gender-marginalized students (especially those who identify as Black/African-American, Hispanic/Latinx, Arab, and Native/Indigenous).
To increase the number of undergraduate research opportunities for women and persons with disabilities (PWD), and closing the gap between a first research experience and a successful career post graduation.
Merging insights, theories, and methodologies from various disciplines to gain a holistic understanding of complex issues from multiple angles, leading to innovative solutions and new discoveries.
Synthesizing knowledge from different disciplines to create a more comprehensive understanding of a topic, leading to the development of new theories and methodologies, contributing to the advancement of cross-disciplinary knowledge.
A pioneering and comprehensive research initiative utilizing advanced data analysis and forecasting techniques to understand and address health disparities among African-Americans.
This project aims to address the pervasive health disparities within African-American communities by leveraging advanced data computational techniques. This research seeks to be a catalyst for promoting health equity.