Tanisha Narine

Tanisha Narine is currently serving as the Lead Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Tobacco Economics and Modeling of Policy Outcomes (TEMPO) Lab at the Yale School of Public Health, where responsibilities include training undergraduate research assistants and coordinating lab projects. Tanisha has extensive experience in legal epidemiology, analyzing cannabis policies across various jurisdictions, and communicating with local government officials. Active in various organizations, Tanisha contributes to the Yale Student Association for Small Claims Assistance and the Yale Undergraduate Law Journal, holding positions such as Co-Editor-in-Chief and General Member. Additional roles include Head Advising Fellow at Matriculate, providing guidance to low-income high school students, and an internship with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. Tanisha is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and History of Science, Medicine, and Public Health at Yale University, alongside a Master's degree in Public Health focused on Health Policy.