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Renee Cong
Cognitive Science grad student at Johns Hopkins University
Renee Cong is a Cognitive Scientist with a background in modeling human cognition using tools like R and Python.
She has researched topics including privacy decision-making and infant language acquisition, leveraging her analytical, creative, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
Her academic journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Cognitive Science from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master's degree in the same field from The Johns Hopkins University.
Renee has been involved in various organizations and roles, such as Design Student at Product Classroom, Marketing and Growth Intern at FreePN, and Research Assistant at both the Raksit T. Lau lab and the Ming Hsu Neuroeconomics Lab at UC Berkeley, among others.
She has held positions like Moderator, Mentor, Chinese Department Chair, and Social Chair in different organizations, showcasing her diverse skill set.
Renee's professional interests lie in Consulting, UI/UX, and grad school, and she is open to discussions on these topics and more.
