University of the Cumberlands
|Doctoral Researcher - Strategic Leadership, AI & Conflict Resolution
Williamsburg, KY, US
Summary
Led IRB-approved dissertation research focused on AI perceptions and economic incentives among peacebuilding NGO leaders, employing advanced qualitative methods to analyze leadership decision-making.
Highlights
Conducted IRB-approved dissertation research, "Strategic Leadership in Modern Conflict Resolution: Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Economic Incentives among U.S.-Based Peacebuilding NGO Leaders," employing semi-structured interviews with U.S.-based peacebuilding NGO leaders to examine perceptions of AI adoption and economic incentive structures in conflict resolution practice.
Designed and applied qualitative research methods, including semi-structured interviewing, thematic analysis, and coding in NVivo, to analyze leadership decision-making under crisis conditions.
Conducted systematic literature reviews synthesizing scholarship on strategic leadership and emerging-technology governance to ground original conceptual frameworks.
Produced policy-relevant analysis translating complex academic research into accessible findings for practitioner and policy audiences, enhancing practical application of insights.