Marlene Moreno Cordova

Conducted spatial data analysis to support health care initiatives aimed at improving access to services and resources for Indigenous populations across various regions. Project: Relationship between Forest Cover & Malaria Prevalence - Democratic Republic of Congo. Using DHS Survey clusters, health facilities & environmental datasets, investigated links between deforestation and malaria prevalence. Processed large geospatial datasets in Python to create choropleth maps, point overlays, and statistical models to visualize relationships.

Organized and managed data for students who utilized real-time captioning and ASL interpreting services; coordinated services with off-campus captioning and ASL agencies while serving as an assistant to the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing services coordinator.

Maintained and updated student files and records in accordance with confidential guidelines. Provided admin support via phone and email: scheduling appointments, assisting parents/students/staff, greeting and referring others to campus resources, and processing confidential documents. Represented the Office for Students with Disabilities at various outreach events.