Academic

Certificates and Diplomas

Over the years, I've had the pleasure of earning various diplomas and certificates that have helped me grow both personally and professionally. They serve as tangible evidence of my training and educational achievements, and I'm proud to have them as a testament to my hard work and dedication.

The "Lean Launch" Approach to Creating a New Social Enterprise

In writing this report, I explored how the Lean approach enables social enterprises and startups to launch projects efficiently, test progress, and minimize risks by focusing on rapid iterations and feedback.

Applied Learning on Public Administration

The knowledge and experiences gained during my enrollment in the MPA program have been invaluable, significantly contributing to my academic and professional development.

Personal Statement for the Master of Public Administration Program

As part of the academic requirements for my MPA program, I am undertaking the development of a comprehensive Personal Statement as the final project. This task allows me to critically reflect on my academic journey and synthesize the knowledge and skills gained throughout the program.

Analytical paper: Budget Crisis During the COVID-19 Pandemic

For this final project, I conducted an in-depth analysis of the budget crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic, examining its causes and implications.

Qualitative Research: The Influences of Facebook on Fundraising Campaign

This research paper examines the factors influencing individuals to donate to online fundraising campaigns on Facebook. It provides an in-depth analysis of donor behavior, exploring their experiences with online fundraising, the motivations and deterrents behind their giving, and the types of content that effectively capture attention and drive engagement.

Evaluation Proposal of the New Start, New Life Project by Habitat for Humanity Cambodia

The objective of this evaluation is to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the project's implementation, focusing on the initial outcomes it has generated for the target beneficiaries. The evaluation also aims to document best practices, highlight key lessons learned, and provide recommendations for the potential extension phase.

Research Proposal on Micro-aggression on International Students

This research paper explores the experiences of international students facing micro-aggressions, a subtle form of racism, in the workplace at Culinary Catering, Ohio University. The study examines the interactions between international student workers and management, student leaders, assistant managers, and managers, analyzing how these dynamics shape communication and treatment in their daily work activities.

Civic Engagement Design: Running for Children Lives Cambodia 2019

As part of my Civic Engagement Design project for the Public Administration course, I addressed the issue of inadequate access to free healthcare for children in 25 cities and provinces in Cambodia. I served as a Fundraising and Communication Strategic Advisor for a solo run from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, covering 198 miles over ten days in December 2019. My role involved public relations tactics, media relations, social media planning, and creating a Facebook Fundraising page, which raised USD 8,256 remotely from the US.

Creative Project Design

I focused on a mobile application with identifiable UX challenges.

My task involved evaluating the app's usability, identifying key UX issues, and developing a comprehensive redesign proposal to address those problems. The approach emphasized the importance of connecting theoretical frameworks with practical applications, prioritizing functionality over aesthetics while supporting design decisions with evidence-based analysis.

Found Film-Video-Project and Reflective Essay: Hugging is a Miracle

Participating in the Found Film Project has been an intellectually enriching experience, allowing me to explore my interests while challenging myself to grow. Rather than focusing on external accolades, I centered my project on the theme of 'Hugging,' acknowledging the significant emotional and social value of love and the profound impact of expressing it through this simple yet powerful gesture.

Qualitative research: Influences of Facebook on Freedom of Expression in Cambodia

This research paper, developed during a summer class at Syracuse University, examines the potential impact of social media—specifically Facebook—on Freedom of Expression in Cambodia.

Research paper: News Coverage on Nation Branding of Belarus, Cambodia & Cameroon from The Guardian's and The New York Times’ Perspective

This collaborative study delves into the topic of "News Coverage on Nation Branding of Belarus, Cambodia & Cameroon from The Guardian's and The New York Times' Perspective," primarily exploring how media framing can impact political decision-making and its effects within these three countries. The research examines these nations' struggles in achieving true democracy during the analysis period.