Undergrad Monelli Esfandiary Presents Flu Research at CDC & CSTE Conference
Monelli Esfandiary, a Population Health major, has been a key member of the College of Health community for four years. She recently presented her flu research at a prestigious CDC and CSTE conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
Esfandiary's journey in flu research began when she started working with Professor John Smith from Harvard University's Department of Epidemiology. Together, they focused on predicting flu seasons before they occur.
She collaborated with Tom McAndrew to create weekly flu forecasts, demonstrating her dedication and skill in the field. Esfandiary's hard work culminated in an impressive achievement: she became the only undergraduate student to present her flu research findings at the high-profile CDC and CSTE conference.
Monelli Esfandiary's involvement in flu season prediction research, under the guidance of Professor John Smith and Tom McAndrew, has led to significant contributions in the field. Her presentation at the CDC and CSTE conference highlights her exceptional work and potential in the area of public health.
