Zhuoya Z.

Zhuoya Z. is a doctoral student at Dartmouth College, focusing on child eating behaviors and the impact of everyday stress on food cravings and intake, as well as exploring the effects of mindfulness on college students' well-being. Prior experience includes roles as a research assistant at Brown University School of Public Health, where research centered on the relationship between adolescents' eating behaviors and cardiometabolic health, and at Lifespan, analyzing interviews with youth with HIV to evaluate a gamified intervention for treatment adherence. Zhuoya Z. has also served as a teaching assistant in courses related to mindfulness epidemiology and epidemiologic research at Brown University, as well as tutoring econometrics and Chinese language at Brandeis University. Academic credentials include a PhD in Quantitative Biomedical Sciences from Dartmouth College, an MPH in Epidemiology from Brown University, and a BA in Public Health and Economics from Brandeis University.