Position University Administrative Fellow Role GradFUTURES Learning Cohort Participant Bio/Description Elizabeth Durham is a Princeton Graduate Alum of the Department of Anthropology. She was an Administrative Fellow with the Princeton Writes program. She holds a BA in Sociology/Anthropology and French and Francophone Studies (summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa) from Carleton College, an MPhil in Anthropology from the University of Oxford, and an MA in Anthropology from Princeton. She just finished two years of dissertation fieldwork on affective wellbeing in Yaoundé, Cameroon, and published her first piece of creative writing. "My UAF with Princeton Writes has been a wonderful venue for examining the issue of efficacy in communication and the role of effective communication in fostering a lively university community." Upcoming Professional Development Events Feb 17 Finding the Best Location using QGIS Feb 17 GradFUTURES Sustainability Learning Cohort: 1. Intro to Sustainability and Provisioning Systems Approach from Local to Global Feb 17 Introduction to Programming Using Python (Parts 1-3) Feb 18 Finding the Best Location using ArcGIS Pro Feb 18 Introduction to Programming Using Python (Part 2) Feb 18 Policy Analysis with R : Difference-in-Differences Methods Feb 19 Digital Scholarship Foundations: Static Websites (2 of 4) Feb 19 Intro to R: Analyzing Survey Data Feb 19 GradFUTURES Science Policy Cohort: 2. Power, Process, and Climate Policy: The Inflation Reduction Act's Path Through Congress and the Executive Branch Feb 19 Introduction to Programming Using Python (Part 3) Feb 20 Princeton Python User Group Monthly Meeting (Feb 2025) Feb 20 Crafternoon: Make a Mini Comic Book