Amanda Delaney, M.S. Email & Phone Number

Newark, Delaware, United States

-Assist with load monitoring using GPS technology for practices and games for UD Sports Teams-Administer movement assessments using Sparta Force Plate technology for UD Sports Teams-Assist with interpretation of data collected and communicate with the sport performance staff, coaches, and athletes

Instructor for KAAP155 Lifestyle Awareness - For Athletic Trainers (Fall 2021, Fall 2022, Fall 2023)Teaching Assistant for KAAP309 Anatomy and Physiology I (Fall 2020, Winter 2021, Spring 2021, Spring 2022)

• Collected kinematic (KinaTrax, IMUs) and kinetic (force plate) data on pitchers and hitters
• Analyzed the data and prepared reports aimed for improving player health, development, and performance
• Facilitated collaborative research projects to quantify important metrics for pitching performance

• Collected data from baseball skill assessments and analyzed the data to then create individualized programs
• Monitored athlete development throughout the program to assess the effectiveness of the drills prescribed
• Led athletes through various warmups, corrective exercises, baseball specific drills, and cool downs

-Assisted athlete assessments (pitching, hitting, throwing)-Assisted with athlete warmups and programming-Post-processed data and contributed to research projects-Technologies used: Cortex, 4D Motion, Rapsodo, Blast, HitTrax, and BodiTrak

Staten Island, New York, United States

• Ran athletes through the lab’s comprehensive assessment using IMUs, EMGs, etc. and analyzed the data
• Spearheaded research to improve reports and assisted with product development based on readiness metrics
• Collaborated with strength coaches, athletic trainers, and physical therapists to create individualized programs

Dr. Bigelow's Engineering Wellness Through Biomechanics Lab In The Fitz Center

Projects have included: - Master's Thesis: Analyzing the biomechanical differences of an athlete performing an open vs. closed skill agility test (Equipment/Software used: Xsens Awinda suit, MATLAB, Fitlights) -Leg imbalances in athletic women during squatting exercises (Equipment/Software used: Vicon 8 camera system, Visual 3D, Noraxon EMGs) - Quantifying.

501 Kettering Lab

- Mentored first and second year engineering students in the OSS- Assisted Advisors with projects and grading - Secretarial duties (Microsoft Word, Excel, Phone skills, etc.)- Promoted to Head Peer Advisor for Spring 2018 semester

Dayton, Ohio Area

Independently taught Project Lead the Way's Introduction to Engineering course at Chaminade Julienne High School during the 2018-2019 school year.

Dayton, Ohio Area

Analyzed 10 athletes’ biomechanics during an open vs. closed skill agility drill. Xsens IMU data was analyzed using MATLAB for future presentations.

Dayton, Ohio Area

Project: Understanding the Factors of Operational Performance- Collaboration with Wright Patterson Air Force Base and Proterf (Trainer: Ed Downs)- Tested different training methods to better prepare individuals for a variable environment - Project was intended for quantifying readiness for both sports and military performances- Experience using an Xsens.

Buffalo/Niagara, New York Area

- Began as a cashier and was promoted to working in the commercial bakery- Provided me experience with customer service and communication skills- Work was independent as well as on a team (left in charge of the sub-department at times)- Trained employees and wrote orders for the department- Winner of the Wegmans Scholarship

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biomechanics And Movement Science

Master'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.94

Activities and Societies: American Society of Biomechanics

Bachelor’S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.78

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega, SWE, Relay for Life/ Colleges against Cancer, Women's Club Lacrosse

Education record