• Dissertation: "Epigenetic mechanisms underlying fear memory consolidation and the effects of chronic stress on fear memory"• Performed direct research utilizing behavioral, molecular, pharmacological, and electrophysiological techniques. • Directly supervised and mentored six undergraduate research assistants.

Psych 311: Affective Neuroscience (2013)• Guest lecturer “Maternal Influences on Emotional Development”• Guest lecturer “Maternal Influences on Epigenetic Mechanisms During Development” Psych 170: Fundamentals of Neuroscience (2012)Psych 376: Learning & Memory (2011)Psych 170: Fundamentals of Neuroscience (2011)

Performed direct research studying molecular mechanisms of learning and memory. Responsible for managing the laboratory. Directly supervised three undergraduate research assistants.

Registered/licensed occupational therapist supervisor at a clinic for individuals with developmental disabilities. Performed evaluations, direct treatments, and supervision of certified occupational therapy assistants and rehab technicians. Additional skills included evaluating, providing medical justification for, and fitting consumers for orthotics, splints, wheelchairs, and other adaptive equipment.