Elahn Little, MPH is a research scientist with the SimTigrate Design Lab. She has a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Master’s in Public Health, both from Georgia State University. She has 7 years of experience conducting research on health and healthcare issues such as Maternal and Child Health and Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. Her research experiences have cultivated a keen interest in qualitative and quantitative data collection and analyses. 
 
In her current role, Elahn primarily works with the Cognitive Empowerment Program at Emory University providing research support to the Innovation Accelerator and Built Environment cores. Her public health background equips her with a research-centered mind that allows her to bring a critical, problem-solving approach to SimTigrate's healthcare design initiatives.