Syahgena Ardhila St. Onge

Syahgena Ardhila St. Onge

Syahgena Ardhila St. Onge

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Health communication, reproductive health, media studies, gender and development, migration, Islamic world, Southeast Asia

Syahgena (Gigin) St. Onge is a doctoral student and an instructor in the Communication Department at George Mason University. Prior to joining Mason, she worked as a development and education specialist for various national, bilateral, and multilateral organizations. She has developed and managed diverse portfolios of bilateral relations, gender and development, and research and education programs in Southeast Asia and the United States. She served on several US-Indonesia grant committees for education and legislative exchange programs. She has conducted wide-ranging research projects for University of Indonesia, the International Organization for Migration, the ASEAN Secretariat, and the World Bank. She taught Math and Economics at the University of Indonesia, and Malay language at Denmark's Business Academy Southwest.

 

Education

MA in Communication, Ohio University

MA in Southeast Asian Studies, National University of Singapore

BA in Economics, University of Indonesia