Serena Kim
Assistant Professor, Public Administration
she/her/hers
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Bio
Serena Kim is an assistant professor in the School of Public and International Affairs. Her work focuses on using data to address socio-technological issues, particularly in the areas of energy, environment, and public health. Serena is passionate about developing software, tools, and models that harness various types of data and artificial intelligence to solve problems. Her research has been published in respected journals such as SSM – Population Health, EPJ Data Science, Energy Policy, Applied Energy, and the Journal of Rural Health. Serena holds a PhD from the Askew School of Public Administration and Policy at Florida State University and an MS in Computer Science from the University of Colorado Boulder. Outside of her work, Serena enjoys hiking, dancing, practicing yoga, playing the piano, experimenting with new recipes, reading, watching movies, and attending performing arts shows.