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Texas, United States

Dallas, TX

Dallas, Texas, United States

Dallas, Texas, United States

Arlington, TX

My research focused primarily on the impact of technology use in organizational settings. Within this topic area, my research addressed topics such as (a) the use of social media in employment settings (e.g., cybervetting in employee selection), (b) special issues relevant to digitized “gig” work in which employees complete brief, on-demand work tasks via.

Bowling Green, KY

Bowling Green, KY

I taught a variety of graduate and undergraduate courses focusing on Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology topics and/or statistics. I also conducted research on technology use in workplace settings, particularly in regard to social media use by organizations and employee online behavior.

Clemson, SC

I taught two sections of Industrial Psychology, with approximately 40 students enrolled.

I taught 3 undergraduate courses (each with approximately 70-80 students) - Organizational Psychology, Industrial Psychology, & Personality Psychology. I also taught a graduate Quantitative Psychology Lab (15 students).

I coordinated events and served in a mentoring capacity for twelve undergraduate interns in the Clemson University REU program.

Frisco, TX

I analyzed client data, created technical reports and presentations, and assisted in the development of selection assessments.

I analyzed survey, personnel, and language proficiency test data in order to provide recommendations to the Air Force regarding the development of an officer foreign language proficiency policy and implementation plan

I examined Army recruitment and retention data in order to provide recommendations for ways to optimize recruiting costs and increase the diversity of the Army. I also analyzed survey data on skill trends among Army officers and examined the degree of shared perspectives regarding various remediation methods.

I coordinated and conducted research sessions, analyzed data, and wrote literature reviews, in addition to writing code and recording observations for various Monte Carlo simulations.

I assisted in a number of studies, gaining experience in completing rating scales, creating survey codebooks, conducting literature reviews, administering surveys, and programming web-based surveys.

Phd, Industrial-Organizational Psychology

-Dissertation: "They were Framed! The Development and Validation of Context-Specific Measures of Individual Culture" -Outstanding.

M.S., Applied Psychology

-Thesis: “Cultural Differences as a Moderator of Perceptions of Injustice and Workplace Deviance” -Hoechst Celanese Graduate Student.

B.A., Psychology & Business Administration

-Graduated Summa Cum Laude -Nicole Baxter White Award, Outstanding Graduating Senior in Psychology (2007)