With a background in interdisciplinary social sciences, Christina has been trained in a variety of qualitative research methods. Her expertise in ethnography and design consulting offers clients a unique skillset with which to tackle research questions. To each project she brings efficiency, an eye for detail, and an enthusiasm for diving into UX design challenges. Christina holds a BA in Comparative Human Development and an MA in the Social Sciences from the University of Chicago.
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