As a member of the Wolverine Sports Analytics, I first learned about the club and was onboarded with the many applications they use. I was then able to apply this newfound knowledge to be a group member of the Soccer Analytics group. It was here we analyzed the Premier League transfer window by looking at how well clubs spend their money in the league, as well as how certain players are evaluated.I was then able to become a group member again to learn about a new sport: cricket! Here my fellow group members and I were able to immerse ourselves in an unfamiliar sport by predicting how would win the 2024 TCC Cricket World Cup.

I applied and was accepted to be a project lead for the fall semester. I headed the hockey analytics group, where we partnered with the University of Michigan's hockey team to help profile opponents. As a project lead, I communicated with the hockey team and my group, dividing tasks between my members, created a schedule so that our deliverable was on-time, and facilitated discussion on how to improve our model.

Responsible for the safety and well-being of three elementary school children. Crafted 2+ meals everyday, organized themed activities and crafts for the week, and expanded their mathematical skills and reading comprehension.

I worked with PhD Candidate Cami Goray to create a survey to uncover the gaps in understanding the data rights that Americans have. To do this, I synthesized previous studies on mobile health data types and the data rights that American citizens have to help create a survey. After this survey was sent out to a wide demographic range, I used a variety of platforms (Qualtrics, Prolific, and Excel/Sheets) to organize, compare, and display the data. This was then refined and displayed at the university's UROP symposium. https://courses.lsa.umich.edu/urop-symposium/presenter/madeline-coe/