Academics

I am a doctoral candidate at The George Washington University. I am focusing on Systems Engineering & Operations Research and am interested in quantitative methods and modeling (such as discrete-event simulation) for decision-making with public health applications (including hospital operations).

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

S.B., Art & Design ('Architecture')

Boston University (BU)

School of Public Health (SPH)

M.P.H., Health Services ('Health Policy & Management')

The George Washington University (GWU)

School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS)

Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering (EMSE)

Doctoral candidate, Systems Engineering & Operations Research

Advisor: Dr. Johan René van Dorp

Coursework:

    • EMSE 6760: Discrete Systems Simulation

    • EMSE 6710: Optimization Theory Application

    • EMSE 8998: Advanced Reading and Research in Statistics and Probability

    • EMSE 6770: Techniques of Risk Analysis & Management

    • EMSE 6992: Dynamic Programming

    • EMSE 6740: Systems Thinking & Policy Modeling I

    • EMSE 6765: Data Analysis for Engineers & Scientists

    • EMSE 6992: Qualitative Research

    • UNIV 0250: Graduate Teaching Assistant Certification

    • EMSE 8000: Research Methods for the Engineering Manager

Teaching:

    • EMSE 3760 Discrete Systems Simulation (Undergraduate)

    • EMSE 6760 Discrete Systems Simulation (Graduate)

Research:

    • Works In Progress

    • Collaboration with: Dr. Jesse Pines, US Acute Care Solutions (formerly: GWU)

    • Collaboration with: Dr. Kenneth McKinley, Children's National Medical Center

    • Posters:

A late night in architecture studio.

Nerding it up in my dorm room.

20191011_SEAS_RandD_KNZR_FINAL_COMPLETE.pdf
20160626_CESUN_poster.pdf
20190722_INFORMShc_poster_v2_KNZR.pdf
110220_GWU_SEAS_RandD_KNZ.pdf