Eric A. Korzun, M.A. Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Department of Psychology | Investigative Psychology Research Unit (IPRU)Supervisor: C. Gabrielle Salfati, Ph.D.Project title: Law Enforcement RESilience (RES) ProjectDuties: Managed a team of research assistants on various projects related to law enforcement resilience and wellness. Projects associated with various law enforcement agencies, both at the.

Department of Psychology | Investigative Psychology Research Unit (IPRU)Supervisor: C. Gabrielle Salfati, Ph.D.Project title: Law Enforcement RESilience (RES) Project

Rutland, Vermont

• Assisted residents with acute psychiatric illnesses with day-to-day tasks and coping skills
• Wrote progress notes on resident behaviors and progress toward treatment goals
• Ran group activities to facilitate resident success and growth
• Aided residents in community reintegration
• Maintained safety regulations

Undergraduate Courses:PSY 101: Introduction to Psychology (Spring 2020)PSY 352: Multicultural Psychology (Fall 2020)PSY 370: Psychology and the Law (Two sessions: Fall 2019 & Fall 2020)Graduate Courses:PSY 715: Research Design and Methods (Fall 2019)PSY 738: Advanced Research Methods (Fall 2019)PSY 746: Empirical Profiling Methods (Three sessions: Summer.

• Peer mentor for incoming MA students
• Liaison between MA students and psychology faculty
• Organized and facilitated social and career-building workshops and events for MA students
• Participated in budget meetings as a student representative

Greater New York City Area

Department of Psychology | Eyewitness Identification and Jury Decision Making LabSupervisor: Margaret Bull Kovera, Ph.D.Project title: Doctoral Dissertation Research: Exploring Psychological Mechanisms Underlying Plea Bargaining Decisions (NSF 1823500)Project description: Examines the influence of interrogation techniques and anxiety on plea bargaining.

Department of Psychology | False Confessions LabSupervisor: Saul Kassin, Ph.D.Project title: Doctoral Dissertation Research: The Plea Bargain Decision-Making of ‘Partially Innocent’ Defendants.

• Engaged in two collaborative research projects between John Jay College and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Behavioral Analysis Unit-5.
• The first project investigated confessions in serial sexual homicide.
• The second project analyzed and established behavioral consistency in serial sex offenders by empirically linking their crime series with their criminal histories, using multidimensional analytic procedures.

Queens County Criminal Court

• Worked with a multidisciplinary mental health team
• Observed 730 evaluations for competency to stand trial
• .Helped prepare psychological reports to send to the court

Rutland, Vermont

• Participated in court diversion panels with youths involved in the criminal justice system
• Collaborated on a contract for youths to follow to receive the benefits of court diversion

Castleton, Vermont

• Statistical consultation for a Ph.D. dissertation on the psychological presence of midwives and corresponding birth outcomes.
• Duties included: Data Collection, Data Entry, and Statistical Analysis

Castleton, Vermont

• Course - Introduction to Psychological Science
• Organized and managed teaching assistants
• Implemented evidence-based strategies to run the course more efficiently

Castleton, Vermont

• Courses:Introduction to PsychologyPsychological Research I and IITheories of PersonalityDuties:
• Assisted research students with homework assignments, constructing their own psychological studies, data collection, and data analysis
• Graded assignments

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Forensic Psychology

Activities and Societies: Master's Student Research Group (MSRG) Executive Member; Graduate Research Assistant; Graduate Teaching.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Forensic Psychology, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: PSI-CHI: President of Castleton University Chapter; Assistant Instructor; Undergraduate Teaching Assistant.