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Specialization: * Anthropometry, fit and sizing, * Product development, * Biostatistics and human variabilityImproving the fit, function and affordability of products for people to wear, use and operate since 1978. Established and then directed the Human Factors Department at Magic Leap Inc. Served 3 years as Department Head and Professor at Oklahoma State University. Retired after 30 years with the Air Force Research Lab where I spearheaded the development, management, and transitioning of new technologies for incorporating human dimensions into product engineering. Planned, organized, negotiated and directed the first successful 3-D whole body human measurement survey (CAESAR), through partnerships that included 35 government, industry, and academic organizations. Received Good Housekeeping Magazine’s Women-in-Government award for exemplifying how government improves people’s lives for this accomplishment. Have been featured internationally in news media organizations including The New York Times, CNN, the Washington Post, the London Times, and more. Co-founder and now president of the World Engineering Anthropometry Resource (WEAR) Association, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Paris that is developing an engineering anthropometry resource that: 1) is accessible to users of different experience levels, 2) provides access to accurate and current datasets, 3) provides quick access and a platform for analysis, 4) provides tools to store, search, retrieve and analyze data, and 5) provides material on educating the user on the analysis and application of anthropometric data. Honorary Fellow of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society and Fellow of the Air Force Research Laboratory. Now a private consultant assisting Magic Leap and others with product development. TedX talk that many people find interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3Pn2rMm20g

Listed skills include Statistics, Data Analysis, Human Factors, Research, and 46 others.