Project: This book reviews various surveys of East Asian exporters concerning the growing proliferation of free trade agreements, overlapping regulations and requirements, and implications for the future of the multilateral trading system.

Role: Co-authored the chapter on the Philippine country study, analyzing all cross-country data and producing charts, tables, and graphs. Reviewed the data analysis for all included country studies. Managed and coordinated the manuscript preparation and editing process.Case studies on the economic cooperation between East Asia and South Asia.

Project: Project: Asia Regional Integration Center (ARIC) website

Role: Provided content and research blurbs for the ARIC website from 2008-2010.

Project: Randomized control trial (RCT) impact evaluations of financial access initiatives in the Philippines, covering 100,000+ households. Projects: (i) “Impact of Group vs. Individual Liability Lending” (with Green Bank, Inc. and University of San Carlos). Investigators: Dean Karlan (Yale University) and Xavier Giné (World Bank); (ii) “Impact of Credit with Health Insurance” (with Green Bank, Inc. and PhilHealth). Investigators: Dean Karlan (Yale University) and Jonathan Zinman (Dartmouth University); (iii) “Impact of Financial Training on Microfinance Clients” (with Fair Bank, Inc., using Freedom from Hunger modules. Investigators: Dean Karlan (Yale University) and Andrew Leigh (Australian National University); and (iv) “Credit Scoring and Interest-Rate Study” (with First Macro Bank). Investigators: Dean Karlan (Yale University) and Jonathan Zinman (Dartmouth University).

Role: Enforced monitoring and evaluation frameworks with partner organizations to ensure compliance with experiment protocols and to vet the integrity of all data and data collection. Devised procedures to identify and investigate data reporting inconsistencies and implementation problems. Wrote monitoring reports on the progress of evaluations and recommended potential areas for expansion. Trained and managed 25+ support staff, including project assistants, enumerators, field supervisors, and encoders on experiment protocols. Ensured adherence to human subjects protection protocols. Helped prepare grant applications and donor reports to USAID, AUSAID, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Prepared budgets ranging from $50,000 to $150,000 per project.

Project: Internship at the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA).

Role: Co-wrote two reports, including the Early Warning–Early Action Report (July-October 2006) for the Asia-Pacific region and the Humanitarian Early Warning Analysis Methodology and Framework Handbook, a draft field guide on conducting early warning assessments of humanitarian crises. Wrote the 2006 Early Warning Country Analysis report on the Philippines and updated Country Fact Sheets on Cambodia, Lao PDR, East Timor, Papua New Guinea, and Myanmar.

Project: This report was produced by the Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project (NEDAP), on behalf of the NYC Immigrant Financial Justice Network. Access to fair and affordable financial services is a critical economic justice issue facing immigrant New Yorkers. In 2006, the Network designed and implemented a city-wide Immigrant Banking Survey to increase understanding about immigrant New Yorkers' financial services experiences and needs. This report provides detailed findings and includes recommendations for expanding equitable financial services access in immigrant communities.

Role: Volunteered as a surveyor, distributing questionnaires to immigrant communities in Manhattan and Queens, New York.

Project: Getty Museum research databases on terms for the study of art, architecture, and material culture, including the Union List of Artist Names (ULAN), the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names (TGN), and the Art and Architecture Thesaurus (AAT).

Role: Researched and wrote content for the ULAN, TGN, and AAT, focusing on

terms for Southeast Asia.