Michael Yue Email & Phone Number

Boston, MA, US

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

• Assisted with doctoral research under the supervision of Lab Director Caroline Pukall, PhDPrincipal Investigator: Caitlin Barry, PhD Candidate, Clinical Psychology | February 2024 – Present
• Research examining the patient experiences of gender diverse individuals in formal healthcare settings
• Collaborated on a scoping review project, reviewing 800 papers using Covidence (systematic review software)Principal Investigator: Trinda Penniston, PhD Candidate, Clinical Psychology | January 2023 – Present
• Research on sex metaphors (in collaboration with the Hauser Lab)
• Collaborated on ethics applications, Qualtrics surveys, recruitment, and qualitative thematic analysis
• Yue, M., Penniston, T., Hall, A., Freytag, P., Hunker, K., Kebbel, E., Meyyappan, A., Pukall, C., & Hauser, D. (2024, February 7-10). From baseball to botany: Sex metaphors are our strange vernacular for sexuality.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

• Assisted with doctoral research under the supervision of Lab Director David Hauser, PhDPrincipal Investigator: Andrew Hall, PhD Candidate, Social Psychology
• Research on sex metaphors (in collaboration with the Sexual Health Research Lab)
• Collaborated on ethics applications, Qualtrics surveys, recruitment, and qualitative thematic analysis
• Yue, M., Penniston, T., Hall, A., Freytag, P., Hunker, K., Kebbel, E., Meyyappan, A., Pukall, C., & Hauser, D. (2024, February 7-10). From baseball to botany: Sex metaphors are our strange vernacular for sexuality.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

• Assisted with doctoral research under the supervision of Lab Director Tara MacDonald, PhDPrincipal Investigator: Carina Pham, PhD Candidate, Social Psychology | November 2023 – Present
• Study “WILLOW2” on mindfulness as a buffer for self-esteem: November 2023 – Present
• Scheduled, administered the study for, debriefed, and granted credits to participantsPrincipal Investigator: James Hillman, PhD Candidate, Social Psychology | May 2022 – Present
• Yue, M., Hillman, J., Son, E. J., Jyung, M., & MacDonald, T. (2024, April 18-20). Cultural variation in responses to social incon-sistency: Changeability and conflict [Paper presentation]. Midwestern Psychological.
• Study “Peony” on minority identities in romantic relationships: November 2023 – Present
• Recruited participants and transcribed interviews

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

• Assisted with doctoral research under the supervision of Lab Director Leandre Fabrigar, PhDPrincipal Investigator: Devin Fowlie, PhD Candidate, Social Psychology
• Research on attitudes: May 2022 – June 2022
• Coded participant responses (qualitative data) according to coding criteria

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

• Served on the Board of Directors and participated in monthly Board meetings and quarterly/monthly committee meetings to discuss and vote on governance matters pertaining to the organization’s HIV care and harm.
• Partnered with the Street Health Centre (a part of Kingston Community Health Centres (KCHC)) in 2020 to open the Integrated Care Hub (ICH), a low-barrier harm reduction centre that provides 23/7 services for.
• Chair: November 2023 – Present
• Developed a fundraising and public relations strategy to diversify the organization’s fundraising portfolio and expand its donor demographic to promote donor and donation growth and sustainability
• Planned, organized, coordinated, and executed small- to larger-scale fundraising events, including the national A Taste for Life fundraiserFriends for Life Bike Rally Committee: December 2022 – Present
• Partnered with the Toronto People With AIDS (PWA) Foundation on their annual Friends for Life Bike Rally to expand the fundraising initiative in Kingston, OntarioFinance Committee: October 2018 – Present

Master Of Science, Bioethics

Focus on paediatric/adolescent health and research ethics Capstone Supervisor: Dr. Jennifer McGuirl

Bachelor Of Science (Honours) With Distinction, Life Sciences And Psychology, 4.171 / 4.30

Activities and Societies: Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine (CARRM) 2018-2022 Major in Life Sciences Minor in.

Certificate In Law, Law, 4.225 / 4.30

Canadian, Corporate, Aboriginal, and Intellectual Property Law