Research Staff

Killian Bowen

Research & Grants Manager | Email Killian

Killian Bowen completed his Bachelor's of Science degree in Psychology with a double major in Philosophy at Morehead State University in the Spring of 2019 then received a certification in grants management from Management Concepts in December of 2023. Killian has experience managing grants with United Way, and gained research expertise while serving as a Grant Accountant at Kentucky State University. 

Majduleen Abu Fasheh

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Majduleen

Majduleen Abu Fasheh completed her BSN degree at the Jordan University for Science and Technology then received a Master's in Oncology Nursing at Hashemite University in Jordan. In 2019, she achieved a significant milestone by passing the New Mexico Board of Nursing US-NCLEX exam. Majduleen has experience as a Medical-Surgical Registered Nurse in both private and public healthcare settings. Her research interest is in telehealth care for oncology patients.

Mifleh Al Araydeh

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Mifleh

Mifleh Al Araydeh is a dedicated PhD Nursing student at the University of Louisville (UofL) with a strong commitment to academic excellence and a notable focus on domestic violence research. Holding an MS in Public Health from Jordan University of Science and Technology, he conducted groundbreaking research on the prevalence of domestic violence among women in Jordan. His exceptional dedication has earned him a string of prestigious awards, including the Ruth Craddock Award and the Graduate Dean’s Diversity Supplement Award, among others. Mifleh actively contributes to the academic community as a Graduate school Ambassador and School of Nursing Representative at UofL, while also showcasing his practical expertise as an Emergency Department Registered Nurse. His impressive research experience, encompassing multiple projects and presentations, highlights his commitment to advancing the understanding of domestic violence. Proficient in research tools and multilingual, Mifleh's dedication extends to community service, making him an invaluable asset to the field of nursing and domestic violence research.

Eman Al Satari

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Eman

Eman Saleh Mohammad Alsatari, an international student from Jordan, is enrolled in the MSN-PhD program at the University of Louisville. She obtained her bachelor's degree in midwifery science and a Master’s in Pediatric Acute Care from Jordan University of Science and Technology. Eman has five years of experience as a midwife and seven years as a nurse educator for the NICU, PICU, and pediatric emergency departments. She served as the chairperson for the Advanced Nursing Practice Diploma in Neonatal Intensive Care in Saudi Arabia for four years. Eman was actively involved in six research projects as a co-author, reflecting her commitment to advancing nursing knowledge, and has served as a scientific reviewer for scholarly journals. Her research focuses are on maternal-neonate health and family-centered care.

Ahmad Alshurman

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Ahmad

Ahmad Alshurman, an international student from Jordan, is a BSN-PhD student at the University of Louisville. He earned his undergraduate degree in nursing from Jordan University of Science and Technology and holds a master's degree in health services management (MBA) from Yarmouk University. Ahmad has worked as a nurse in the burn ICU and served as a nursing manager in a rehabilitation facility for severely disabled individuals. He is an active member of the American Nurses Association, the Midwest Nursing Research Society, and Sigma Theta Tau International. Ahmad's research interest lies in patient safety, with a focus on nurses' intention to report medication errors. He is a graduate research assistant and teaching assistant at the University of Louisville School of Nursing.

Sanju Kunwar

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Sanju

Sanju Kunwar hails from Nepal and is pursuing her BSN-PhD at the University of Louisville. She obtained her bachelor's degree in nursing from Kantipur Academy of Health Science in Nepal. Her primary research focus centers around the mental health of chronically ill patients. With an extensive background in clinical practice spanning 8 years, she has gained valuable experience in medical, surgical, COVID, and NICU settings. She enjoys collaborating and working within a team, possesses strong critical thinking abilities, excels in problem-solving, and maintains a natural curiosity for acquiring new knowledge. She serves as a graduate research assistant at the University of Louisville, contributing to ongoing research efforts.

Shubha Sapkota

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Shubha

Shubha Devi Sapkota, a PhD student at the University of Louisville School of Nursing and a Health and Social Justice Scholar, is a graduate research and teaching assistant. Her research is deeply rooted in parental mental health, particularly concerning children with autism, and leverages her expertise from her master’s degree in child health nursing. She has prior experience as a clinical nurse and assistant professor at a government university in Nepal. Shubha has a strong background in research related to nutrition, child health, and women's health. Shubha is an active member of the Midwest Nursing Research Society, the International Society for Autism Research, and Nepalese Academics in America, highlighting her commitment to nursing and academia.

Amani Abdulnabi

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Amani

Amani Abdulnabi, an international student from Jordan, is a PhD student at school of Nursing in University of Louisville. She earned her Bachelor degree in Nursing in 2011 from Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST), and finished her Master degree in Nursing Services Administration in 2019 from the same her university. Amani worked as a Registered Nurse in the NICO Unit at Princess Raya Governmental Hospital from 2013 until 2019. After she earned her Master degree, she became a Head of Quality Department at the same hospital from 2019 until 2023. In 2023, she started work as research and teaching assistant at Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST). In 2024, Amani awarded a scholarship to finish the PhD from Jordan University of Science and Technology. She started her study in Fall 2024 at the University of Louisville School of Nursing. Amani’s research interest is about the quality and patient safety. She is a graduate research assistant at the University of Louisville School of Nursing.  

Roya Hasani

Graduate Research Assistant | Email Roya

Roya Hasani earned her bachelor's degree in midwifery in her home country Iran, followed by four and a half years of experience working as both a midwife and nurse in various hospitals and clinics. Her professional experience spans maternity wards, healthcare centers, medical and surgical wards, a plasma donation center, and operating rooms. In Spring 2024, she began her PhD in Nursing at the University of Louisville. Currently in her third semester, Roya has been honored with a Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) and a Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA). Additionally, she was awarded an assistantship in the Department of Chemistry, where she worked as a GTA and lab assistant for two semesters.