Hello, I'm Rebecca, and I hold a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminology. My academic journey has been fueled by a curiosity about human behavior and societal dynamics, leading me to explore the intricate intersections between psychology and criminology.Currently, I'm serving as the executive assistant to the department chair for electrical and computer engineering at the University of Utah. In this role, I apply my organizational prowess, keen attention to detail, and understanding of human behavior to ensure the department runs seamlessly.My background in psychology and criminology offers a unique perspective in my administrative duties, enabling me to foster collaboration and effective communication among faculty, staff, and students. I'm deeply committed to supporting the academic community and strive to make a positive impact in both my professional and academic pursuits.In addition to my current role, I'm eagerly looking ahead to furthering my education by pursuing a Master's in Forensic Psychology. I'm fascinated by the application of psychological principles within the criminal justice system and am eager to delve deeper into this field.Furthermore, I'm open to exploring internship opportunities that would allow me to gain practical experience in forensic psychology. I believe hands-on experience will complement my academic studies and help me make meaningful contributions to the field in the future.