Sarah Goddard

Sarah Goddard is a dedicated graduate student with a passion for global urban health and policy as well as international development.

Her professional background includes valuable experience at the United Nations Development Programme, nonprofit organizations, community development, research, data analysis, and international education.

Sarah's areas of expertise and interest focus on urban and social policy, public health, international affairs and development, international organizations, urban planning, education, and foreign languages.

She pursued a Master of Public Health (MPH) at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and a Master of International Affairs (MIA) at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, building a robust educational foundation.

Sarah completed her High School Diploma at Manchester Essex Regional High School and her Bachelor of Arts (A.B.) at Brown University, showcasing her commitment to academic excellence.

Throughout her career, Sarah has held roles such as Associate at M Booth Health, Officer, Governance, and Global Health at Global Communities, Writing Tutor at Columbia | Sipa, Graduate Intern at Ea Consultants, and various other key positions, demonstrating her diverse skill set and work experience across different sectors and organizations.