"In Summer 2025, I participated in the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research Summer Program in Quantitative Methods at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research, supported by the Diversity Scholarship Award. This intensive, fully funded program provided advanced training in regression analysis, R programming, multilevel modeling, matrix algebra, maximum likelihood estimation, categorical data analysis, and LaTeX. Through this experience, I strengthened my ability to address complex social and environmental challenges using rigorous quantitative methods. My research is broadly data-focused and lies at the intersection of environmental engineering, anthropology, and public health, with particular emphasis on drinking water systems and their role in shaping health outcomes."