I tutor Foundations of Health Promotion (PUBH102) at the Australian Catholic University. My responsibilities include preparing teaching materials, marking assignments, providing feedback to students, communicating with students, problem solving student issues and concerns, and working as part of a larger teaching team.

In my doctoral thesis, I investigated the methodology used in screen use research on children. My research involved developing and validating a novel methodology using automated wearable cameras to measure children’s screen use. The methodology I developed has been used by others in screen use research and is currently being used in the project, KidVision, at the Institue for Positive Psychology and Education, Australian Catholic University.

I work as a Research Assistant for the Motivation and Behaviour team at the Institute for Positive Psychology and Education, Australian Catholic University. In this role, I have worked on multiple projects, including iPLAY, iPLAY4i, iTeach, Transform-US, and KidVision. My responsibilities include recruitment, data collection, coordinating data collection teams, data processing, data management, and liaison with study participants.