Kathleen Clements

Kathleen Clements has work experience spanning a variety of sectors and roles. Kathleen is currently employed as a Data Analyst at DevTech Systems, Inc. Prior to this, they worked as a Data and Statistics Research Assistant Consultant at UN Women, where they conducted analysis and prepared outputs for research projects related to gender and poverty. Kathleen also supported the dissemination of information on this work and participated in report writing.

Before their role at UN Women, Kathleen worked as a Graduate Research Assistant at the Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures. Here, they collected and arranged quantitative data for client-based assessment and analysis. Kathleen also developed a data collection tool to ensure reliable and consistent data for analysis.

In their previous positions, Kathleen served as a Program Management Intern at the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), where they produced supporting documents for conferences and contributed to the creation of risk reduction work plans. Kathleen also worked as a VSFS Youth Policy Intern at USAID, leading listening sessions with key stakeholders and synthesizing qualitative data for policymakers.

Kathleen's earlier experiences include serving as a Secondary Education Math Teacher in the Peace Corps, where they co-taught math and health curricula, built capacity in local partners, and facilitated HIV/AIDS education programs. Kathleen also worked as a Communications Intern at Lobbyists 4 Good, creating advocacy content and developing marketing campaigns.

Additionally, Kathleen held leadership roles in extracurricular activities, such as President of the William & Mary Rowing Club and Camp Director for their summer camp. In these positions, they managed budgets, coordinated events, and handled marketing.

Finally, Kathleen gained sales experience as a Sales Associate at Aeropostale.

Kathleen Clements pursued their education in a chronological order. Kathleen began their educational journey in 2010 at Ashbury College, where they completed their International Baccalaureate degree from 2010 to 2014. Then, from 2014 to 2018, Kathleen attended William & Mary and obtained their Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Economics. In 2017, they also studied Development Economics and International Development at the University of Amsterdam for a brief period. Building upon their undergraduate studies, Kathleen continued their education at the University of Denver - Josef Korbel School of International Studies from 2020 to 2022, where they earned a Master of Arts degree in International Development and Humanitarian Assistance. Additionally, in 2021, they attended the Geneva Graduate Institute for a short period to pursue another Master of Arts degree in International Development.