Lillian Prueher

Lillian Prueher is a dedicated professional with a background in qualitative ethnographic research focused on fostering social connections throughout individuals' lives.

Having obtained a Masters and a Doctorate in Sociocultural Anthropology, along with a Masters in Public Health from the University of Washington, Lillian possesses a strong educational foundation.

Her skill set encompasses a wide range of qualitative research methodologies such as ethnography, interviews, content analysis, and survey design, as well as project management, interdisciplinary communication, and Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR).

With experience in organizations like Meta and Facebook, along with roles such as Research Assistant, User Experience Research Intern, and Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Washington, Lillian has honed her expertise in research design, proposal writing, and conference planning.

Furthermore, her involvement in various projects including Dementia Care Mapping, qualitative coding of themes, and focus groups showcases her versatility and proficiency in the field.

Lillian's background also includes positions like Chief Grant Writer, Team Leader, and Ethnographic Doctoral Fieldwork at institutions like History through Memories and Stories Oral History Project, demonstrating her leadership and research capabilities.