Jolean Ashman

Jolean Ashman is an accomplished individual with a strong background in public health and urban action. As an Undergraduate Research Fellow at the Schiller Institute for Integrated Science and Society, Jolean conducted independent research on the Boston opioid crisis, dedicating significant hours to data collection and analysis for a senior thesis project. Experience as a Housing Initiative Intern at the Boston Newmarket Business Association involved facilitating partnerships with major companies to support employment initiatives for individuals in recovery, while an internship at the Joseph E. Corcoran Center for Real Estate and Urban Action at Boston College focused on equitable access to affordable housing. Additional roles include serving as a Medical Scribe at ScribeAmerica and participating in the Catalyst Program at the Boston College Carroll School of Management, where Jolean completed core management courses. Education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Global Public Health from Boston College, a high school diploma from The Winsor School, and planned post-baccalaureate studies in Pre-Medicine at Northeastern University.