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Previous | Next Adriana Ortega '98, Ph.D. Researcher, National Institute of Occupational Health, Denmark Ph.D. recipient in Occupational Health Psychology, University of Nottingham Major: Behavioral Science, Minor in Women Studies Hometown: Valencia, Venezuela Where I live/work now: Copenhagen, Denmark Description of work: I do applied research on occupational health & organizational psychology. I'm currently working on a project on emotional/psychological harassment at work (bullying). And I will take part on a new research project on immigrants' cultural identity, integration and labor market participation. And of course, I'm learning Danish as well! How I got started: It all started at the department of Behavioral Science at GMC with Vangie Blust, Allan Marwine, and Gordon Knight. What can I say? I had the best mentors. Most important thing I learned at GMC: Environmental and community responsibility Sports/activities while at GMC: I participated in various activities and was member of several student clubs and organizations, for example, the intercultural club, environmental club, college programming board, yearbook, etc. Advice to students: A holistic approach to the world and life is useless if we are not critical and proactive. |
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