M.Phil. Student, RAND School of Public Policy, and Assistant Policy Researcher, RAND
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Nathan Remillard is a second-year M.Phil. student at the RAND School of Public Policy and an assistant policy researcher at RAND. He received a triple undergraduate degree in psychology, choral music, and Russian from the University of Southern California, as well as a postgraduate degree in health science with a focus on population mental health from the University of Auckland.
Remillard's policy interests include environmental justice and health, urban development, drug and substance use policy, and economic well-being. His skills include R and SPSS for social science research. He served as a graduate teaching assistant for the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Psychology research methodology course and recently served as a research assistant for a project contracted by the New Zealand Ministry of Health, aiming to assess health disparities among new Māori mothers and their whānau (family). Remillard is a native English speaker, proficient in Russian and mildly comfortable in Polish.
B.A. in psychology, choral music, and Russian, University of Southern California; Post-Graduate Diploma in health sciences, population mental health, University of Auckland
English; Russian
