I grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia, with my parents coming from Central Java.
I speak ~5 languages. I am bilingual in Indonesian & English, can understand Javanese, and learned some German & Mandarin.
I love playing badminton, running, and taking pictures outdoors.
Three deadly combinations for me: Chai, Chobani, and Netflix.
B.A. in Political Science
B.A in Economics
M.A. in International Relations
Approaches to Social Science Research Design
Calculus I-II-III
Computing for the Social Sciences
Econometrics
Economic Growth
Economic Policy Analysis
Elements of Economic Analysis I-II-III
Linear Algebra
Statistical Models and Methods
Critical Security Studies
How to Change the World: The Social Science of Policymaking in International Development
International Human Rights Law and Practice
International Political Economy
Making, Breaking, and Shaping Foreign Policy
Public Opinion Research in Practice
Secret Sides of International Politics
States, Markets, and BodiesÂ
STATA
R Studio
QGIS
LaTeX
Zotero
Google Suite
Microsoft Office Suite
R Studio
QGIS
Microsoft Excel
Google Sheets
Neon CRM
Mailchimp
Sign In Enterprise
Google Suite
Microsoft Office Suite
Box
Google Analytics
WordPress
Canva
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Premiere Pro
Research Assistant for Prof. Paul Poast
Political Strategy & Development Intern
Events Intern
Research Assistant for Prof. Steven Durlauf & Kristina Butaeva, Ph.D.
Special Projects & Events Intern
Research Assistant for American Political Violence (APV) & Dataset on Suicide Attacks (DSAT) Projects
Ocean Observing Intern
Events & Partnership Intern
Received funding to conduct research and take methods classes to help with Research Assistantship
Engaged in research workshops to develop and learn skills in academic research, literature review, and GIS
Receives highly competitive internship funding in five different occasions
Part of the one-year selective track for students interested in understanding social problems and driving towards social change
Included in the 80th percentile of degree-seeking students at the College of the University of Chicago
Awarded as the best English as Foreign Language (EFL) Speaker in North American British Parliamentary Novice Tournament
3D Models & Architecture
Maps & Flags
Travelling & Postcards
Coffee
Worldmaking after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination (2019, Getachew)
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck (2016, Manson)
Why Nations Fail (2012, Acemoglu & Robinson)
War Is Not Over: What the Optimists Get Wrong About Conflict (2019, Foreign Affairs, Fazal & Poast)
American Orientalism and American Exceptionalism: A Critical Rethinking of US Hegemony (2009, International Studies Review, Nayak & Malone)
The Intelligence from The Economist
"Veni, vidi, vici." -Julius Caesar