I am interested in data analytics and information dissemination in the context of public health.<\/p>\n
saharmakhani2002@gmail.com
\nhttps:\/\/linkedin.com\/in\/saharmakhani<\/p>\n
+92 333 303 0647<\/p>\n
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
\nBSc (Honors) Social Development & Policy<\/p>\n
2025
\nGephi, QGIS, R Studio, STATA
\nDean’s List Spring 2024 High Academic Achievement Scholarship 2024 Dean’s List Spring 2022
\nAssociate Editor, Pride Press Club Member, Rights Advocacy and Discipline Cabinet for 2022-23
\nResearch Intern, PHC Global (January\u00a0 April 2025) Intern at Institute of Global Health and Development, Aga Khan University (July\u00a0 August 2024) Undergraduate Researcher, Habib University (June\u00a0 August 2024)<\/p>\n
Tides of Motherhood
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