Awarded to promising and accomplished students with financial need and special challenges in background 2007 Carver Scholar, Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust, $20,000 Awarded to disadvantaged students who show academic promise and have exhibited overcoming adversity RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Lab Manager for David Watson, Ph.D. June 2013 Present – University of Notre Dame Oversee day-to-day operations for 2 graduate students, ~8 undergraduate RA’s, including maintaining RA information database, RA orientations, scheduling, purchasing; lab meeting organization; RA recruitment; management of studies; IRB submission and management; protocol development; RA training and supervision; participant recruitment, enrollment, scheduling, and payment; data collection and management; participant database management; and collaboration with the joint lab to maintain a future contacts database with corresponding identification numbers for participants who have completed more than one study. Interviewer for Lee Anna Clark Ph.D. October 2011 - Present University of Notre Dame Department of Psychology Research on Personality Disorders and functioning; duties included conducting standardized diagnostic interviews community, patient, and at-risk samples using the LIFE-RIFT, BICDD-5, and SIDP-IV interviews. Also attended lab meetings. Research Assistant to David Watson, Ph.D. August 2011- June 2013 University of Notre Dame Department of Psychology Assisted with collection of data for test-retest studies on normative and disordered personality traits, along with various other psychological measures. Currently collecting data on personality traits and psychopathology. Honors Thesis with David Watson Ph.D. as faculty advisor and Kristin Naragon-Gainey Ph.D. as Mentor Completed December 2010 University of Iowa Department of Psychology Designed, conducted, and analyzed how eating behaviors and BMI in general related to personality--specifically the Big Five domains and facets of Neuroticism, Conscientiousness, and Impulsivity Research Assistant to Kristin Naragon-Gainey, Ph.D. and David Watson, Ph.D. June 2009-May 2010 University of Iowa Department of Psychology
Awarded to promising and accomplished students with financial need and special challenges in background 2007 Carver Scholar, Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust, $20,000 Awarded to disadvantaged students who show academic promise and have exhibited overcoming adversity RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Lab Manager for David Watson, Ph.D. June 2013 – Present University of Notre Dame Oversee day-to-day operations for 2 graduate students, ~8 undergraduate RA’s, including maintaining RA information database, RA orientations, scheduling, purchasing; lab meeting organization; RA recruitment; management of studies; IRB submission and management; protocol development; RA training and supervision; participant recruitment, enrollment, scheduling, and payment; data collection and management; participant database management; and collaboration with the joint lab to maintain a future contacts database with corresponding identification numbers for participants who have completed more than one study. Interviewer for Lee Anna Clark Ph.D. October 2011 - Present University of Notre Dame Department of Psychology Research on Personality Disorders and functioning; duties included conducting standardized diagnostic interviews community, patient, and at-risk samples using the LIFE-RIFT, BICDD-5, and SIDP-IV interviews. Also attended lab meetings. Research Assistant to David Watson, Ph.D. August 2011- June 2013 University of Notre Dame Department of Psychology Assisted with collection of data for test-retest studies on normative and disordered personality traits, along with various other psychological measures. Currently collecting data on personality traits and psychopathology. Honors Thesis with David Watson Ph.D. as faculty advisor and Kristin Naragon-Gainey Ph.D. as Mentor Completed December 2010 University of Iowa Department of Psychology Designed, conducted, and analyzed how eating behaviors and BMI in general related to personality--specifically the Big Five domains and facets of Neuroticism, Conscientiousness, and Impulsivity Research Assistant to Kristin Naragon-Gainey, Ph.D. and David Watson, Ph.D. June 2009-May 2010 University of Iowa Department of Psychology