Part of a team of certified counselors dedicated to teaching the GLO leadership curriculum to the next generation of social-transformative leaders and serving as a catalyst for global change. Taught at:-Columbia University Leadership Training Summit Fall 2015-Columbia University Leadership Training Summit Fall 2016-Columbia University Leadership Training Summit Fall 2017-Cooper Union Leadership Training Summit Spring 2018-National Taiwan University Leadership Training Summit Winter 2018

Served a year-long term heading all counselor operations on the executive board of the Global Leadership Organization, a nonprofit.-Identified key issues and refined counselor pipeline -Created first formalized counselor training system -Planned and executed 5 counselor training workshops in New York and San Francisco-Planned and executed most successful counselor-audition up to date: graduated 5 counselors at once-Led both a counselor committee in NY and a counselor committee in SF-Spearheaded a New York Mentorship Program between counselors and counselors-in-training-Facilitated a counselor community in NY and SF-Awarded the "Pioneer Award" in June 2018 for creating a high impact program for the organization

Building an emotional well-being platform for POCs. Helping organizations develop a DE&I strategy that empowers POCs to deepen their self-compassion & find belonging.

-Publication: Perceptions of Mobile Apps for Smoking Cessation Among Young People in Community Mental Health Care: Qualitative Study. Gowarty MA, Kung NJ, Maher AE, Longacre MR, Brunette MF. JMIR Form Res 2020;4(10):e19860 -Publication: Usability and Acceptability of Two Smartphone Apps for Smoking Cessation Among Young Adults With Serious Mental Illness: Mixed Methods Study. Gowarty MA, Longacre MR, Vilardaga R, Kung NJ, Gaughan-Maher AE, Brunette MF. JMIR Ment Health 2021;8(7):e26873-Poster Abstract at 2019 Vermont Center on Behavior and Health Conference: "Evaluating Mobile Apps for Smoking in Young People in Community Mental Health Care"-Poster Presentation at the 1st Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Annual Scientific Retreat PIs: Mary Brunette, MD & Minda Gowarty, MD

Part of the research team of a joint international practice and laboratory dedicated to discovering the cause and cure of multiple sclerosis. -Developed an animal model of primary progressive multiple sclerosis that exhibits characteristic pathology in the upper regions of the cervical spinal cord-Analyzed how patient CSF from MS patients could retard remyelination in the cervical spinal cord in a focal demyelination model-Performed over 100 laminectomies, including immunohistochemistry, tissue processing, immunocytochemistry-Helped educate patients at the annual TischMS Patient Symposium - the largest patient education event in the nation-Shadowed neurologists, physical therapists, and social workers-First-author on abstract at the 2018 American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting: "Cerebrospinal Fluid Derived from Primary Progressive MS Delays Remyelination after Lysolecithin-induced Demyelination"-Co-author on abstracts for the 2017 AAN Annual Meeting, 2017 European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis Meeting, 2017 SFN Annual Meeting-Presented a poster at the 2017 American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting and the 2017 Society for Neuroscience Annual MeetingPrincipal Investigators: Dr. Saud Sadiq, Dr. Jamie Wong

Part of the sales outreach ambassador team dedicated to finding solutions to issues in mental healthcare accessibility for a variety of customer segments across the nation via telepsychiatry. -Performed lead generation for account executives across multiple markets-Created well-organized reports and research summaries-Supported organizational research sales and market research goals

Part of the business development and sales team dedicated to increasing accessibility to mental health services across the nation by implementing telepsychiatry software and developing comprehensive mental healthcare networks. -Developed repeatable process for contacting and qualifying leads, and integrating into new CRM platform (Base CRM)-Helped recruit physicians for platform via drip marketing campaigns, software demos, and attending conferences (2016 IPS Mental Health Services Conference organized by APA)-Performed sales calls-Led lead generation and sales qualification in MN, CO, and NM.

Teacher's Assistant (TA) for Mind, Brain, and Behavior (PSYC W1010) during the fall semester.Professor: Katherine Nautiyal, Ph.D.

Studied inflammatory pathways associated with depression in HIV-infected individuals and methamphetamine-users. Principal Investigator: Linda Chang, M.D.

Investigated biotechnological methods to produce transcription activator-like effectors (TALE) targeting Pin1 gene associated with Alzheimer's disease.Principal Investigator: Ying-Hong Feng, M.D.

Investigated biological and biochemical properties of cortexillin III in Dictyostelium.Principal Investigator: Edward Korn, Ph.D (NHLBI)Published: Molecular Biology of the Cell Volume 25, Number 13 (July 1, 2014)

Worked as a volunteer emergency medical technician at one of the most established rescue squads in all of Maryland.