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Toronto, ON, CA

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Developmental Visuomotor Neuroscience Lab
• Managed 2 cognitive research projects, directing an agile team of researchers, engineers, and research technology specialists while mentoring students to drive program deliverables.
• Designed a research protocol by applying strategic research methodologies, statistical design, and most notably developing a novel instrument to obtain precise behavioral performance metrics.
• Constructed study databases including defining specific performance measures via programming scripts in MATLAB, R, and Python that enabled for efficient analysis of complex datasets and optimized maintenance of data.
• Lectured undergraduate classes (sized 150-250 students) on key research principles in psychology, movement disorders, and motor control.

Waterloo, ON, Canada

• Department of Kinesiology
• Prepared and delivered 3 large-sized lectures (avg. class size: 250 students,duration: 1h30min) and supported the construction of examination questions.
• Effectively collaborated with a diverse team of teaching assistants to deliverlabs/tutorials, grade examinations, and provide personal assistance to studentsduring office hours.Relevant Courses:
• KIN 354 - Psychology of Physical Activity
• KIN 242 - Movement Disorders
• KIN 356 - Motor Learning

London, ON, Canada

• Brain and Mind Institute
• Assisted in the analysis of fMRI datasets and delivered summarized data visualizations during weekly team meetings to present project updates and optimize project workflow.
• Managed all aspects of coordinating data collections for 3 concurrent studies (i.e., recruiting and scheduling of participant visits, calibrating equipment, administering data collections, and assisting in occasional.

• SINAPs Lab
• Contributed to the design of a cognitive research project investigating the modulation of attention on sensory perception by conducting literature reviews, contributing to protocol design, and reviewing an ethics.
• Enhanced project efficiency by conducting pilot testing and troubleshooting of research equipment, recruitment of participants, and scheduling of study visits.
• Conducted data collection and analysis of a section of this project which was included in the dataset and also resulted in an accepted honors thesis and colloquium presentation.

• Performance Instructor (CanSail Level 1&2)
• Delivered small-medium sized lectures (avg. class size of 8-15 students; ages 8-17) on topics regarding racing theory, sailing physics (dynamic vectors, propulsion, center of effort), part of the boat, and on-water.
• Provided on-water coaching during regattas and regular training, performing technical drills involving racing starts, capsizing recovery, mark rounding, and course selection.
• Performed periodic boat repairs involving replacing parts, deck hardware, and lines, fiberglass repairs, and cleaning.

• Bone Health and Exercise Science Laboratory
• Provided assistance with analysis of CT images to quantify bone and muscle density in older osteoporosis patients.
• Performed data entry and management for a multisite RCT focused on developing knowledge translation methods.
• Attended regular team meetings and assisted in data collection during patient follow-up visits.

• Associate in the Paint Department
• Addressed imperfections on body panels by prepping, scuffing, painting, and polishing areas which failed final inspection.

• Performance Instructor (CanSail Level 1&2)
• Delivered small-medium sized lectures (avg. class size of 8-15 students; ages 8-17) on topics regarding racing theory, sailing physics (dynamic vectors, propulsion, center of effort), part of the boat, and on-water.
• Provided on-water coaching performing technical drills involving racing starts, capsizing recovery, mark rounding, and course selection.
• Performed periodic boat repairs involving replacing parts, deck hardware, and lines, fiberglass repairs, and cleaning.

• Performance Instructor (CanSail Level 1&2)
• Delivered small-medium sized lectures (avg. class size of 8-15 students; ages 8-17) on topics regarding racing theory, sailing physics (dynamic vectors, propulsion, center of effort), part of the boat, and on-water.
• Provided on-water coaching performing technical drills involving racing starts, capsizing recovery, mark rounding, and course selection.
• Performed periodic boat repairs involving replacing parts, deck hardware, and lines, fiberglass repairs, and cleaning.

Master Of Science - Msc, Neuroscience

Activities and Societies: Varsity Sailing Team - Skipper

Bachelor Of Science - Bsc, Honors Kinesiology

Activities and Societies: Bone Health and Exercise Science Lab - Data Assistant/Student Intern, Sensorimotor Integration and.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Honor Role grade 9-12, Swim team most valuable senior player, Dragon Boat team; Toronto Open Regatta Champions