Sera Kinoglu
Sera works on a wide range of projects, but has particular expertise and experience with qualitative research. She enjoys collaborating with clients to think creatively about engaging participants in meaningful evaluation and developing actionable insights for communities and stakeholders. Her primary research interests include food justice, community engagement, public health, and anything related to the environment.
Sera joined Wilder Research in 2014 after completing her master’s degree in applied anthropology from Oregon State University, where she also taught undergraduate anthropology classes and worked with a local nonprofit on the evaluation and promotion of a farmers’ market SNAP incentive program. Prior to graduate school, she worked as a marketing coordinator for four years, including one year with Americorps VISTA. Sera received her bachelor’s degree from Concordia College (Moorhead) in marketing and French.
Outside of Wilder, Sera loves cooking, hiking, gardening, and traveling.
Select publications
- Cady, R. G., Bahr, T., Au-Yeung, C., Kinoglu, S., Lutz, M., & Jankowski, M. (2024). Health care transition experiences of young adults with medical complexity. Health Care Transitions, 2.