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I used SAS to prepare and analyze qualitative and quantitative data for monitoring application of federal sentencing guidelines. I generated tables and data visualizations as well as assisting with data quality control.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a workforce planning analyst, I computed average work year cost and projected salary and benefits spending per employee in each directorate. Using these calculations, I projected quarterly burn of the salary and benefits budget and provided fiscal recommendations on hiring actions accordingly. In order to increase visibility on projected spending, I published a weekly dashboard for each directorate outlining projected over/under burn of the salary and benefits budget for the entire fiscal… Show more As a workforce planning analyst, I computed average work year cost and projected salary and benefits spending per employee in each directorate. Using these calculations, I projected quarterly burn of the salary and benefits budget and provided fiscal recommendations on hiring actions accordingly. In order to increase visibility on projected spending, I published a weekly dashboard for each directorate outlining projected over/under burn of the salary and benefits budget for the entire fiscal year. Show less

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I advised George Mason University's HR department on data collection, identified trends through multivariate statistical analyses such as regression and cluster analysis, and used findings to inform institutional planning and decision making. Using findings from analyses, I acted as an internal consultant, presenting findings to non-technical audiences such as the President's Council and the Quality of Work Life and Family Matters Committees.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

In this role I assisted with research aimed at developing and validating a leisure classification scale. The goal was to statistically evaluate relationships between well-being and different uses of leisure time in order to formulate recommendations for the most effective and restorative leisure activities. Duties included constructing correlation matrices, analyzing scale reliabilities, and cleaning and merging data files in SPSS and Microsoft Excel.

Volunteer Programs Assessment (Vpa)

As a consultant for Volunteer Programs Assessment, I worked both independently and within teams of other GMU I/O Psychology graduate students to conduct survey-based research assisting non-profit organizations in their efforts to improve their volunteer programs. Duties included administering online surveys measuring satisfaction, perception of voice, burnout, etc. to the company's volunteer base, analyzing the survey data, preparing and giving presentations on the company's relative… Show more As a consultant for Volunteer Programs Assessment, I worked both independently and within teams of other GMU I/O Psychology graduate students to conduct survey-based research assisting non-profit organizations in their efforts to improve their volunteer programs. Duties included administering online surveys measuring satisfaction, perception of voice, burnout, etc. to the company's volunteer base, analyzing the survey data, preparing and giving presentations on the company's relative performance, and providing recommendations for improvement. Show less

Williamsburg, Va

I planned and executed fundraising activities such as profit-shares and sales. I also effectively lead the fundraising committee, planning meetings, setting volunteering expectations, and delegating fundraising tasks.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Administered surveys and structured clinical interviews which included personality assessments such as the PAI, as well as evaluations of HIV risk behavior and substance abuse. Internally audited over ten years of longitudinal survey and interview data to ensure accurate data entry and resolve inconsistencies. Coded FBI criminal history records to work around variable state-by-state recording practices.

Ft. Eustis, Virginia

The United States Army Transportation Museum presents the history of transportation methods in the US Army from the time of the Revolutionary War through the present in order to highlight the importance of logistical support to the Army throughout its history. Primary project was viewing all archival film clips and using Microsoft Excel to construct a searchable database of the archival films.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Industrial And Organizational Psychology

Activities and Societies: Industrial Organizational Psychology Student Association (IOPSA) Social Chair

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

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Chi, Classical Studies minor, Equestrian Club Fundraising Chair