Natalie Shemwell

Catharine Parker is a highly educated public health professional with a passion for improving people's lives. She studied at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and graduated with a Master of Public Health degree. She also attended Williams College for her Bachelor of Arts degree and spent some time as a visiting undergraduate student at the University of Oxford.

Parker has a diverse background that includes work experience as a project intern at The Fortune Society, a graduate teaching assistant at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, and a manager of workforce development programs at Community Work Services. She also worked as a case manager at Community Work Services, where she helped clients overcome various challenges. Parker interned as a food security intern at Bread Line Stone Soup and a research assistant at Harvard Decision Science Laboratory, where she gained valuable experience in research and advocacy.

Catharine Parker's professional experience and expertise are in public health, workforce development, case management, and research. She has excellent skills in communication, problem-solving, and advocacy. She is interested in improving people's lives and finding innovative ways to solve complex public health problems.