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I completed my fourth-year honours thesis on "Examining the Effects of Allyship in Male-Dominated Workplaces" and presented my findings in a poster session at the 2021 Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference.
As a student in the Honours Psychology Program, I authored a 6,000+ word research paper examining the potential effects of allyship in male-dominated workplaces.
As Chair of the 2020 Student Leadership Conference, I supported the sourcing and acquisition of sponsorships. Using Adobe InDesign, I created a sponsorship package that was distributed to over 30 organizations. Additionally, I managed outreach efforts through email, phone, and in-person meetings to secure funding for the conference.
As a student in the Honours Psychology Program, I utilized Microsoft Word to complete a 6,000+ word research paper. Building on this work, I utilized Microsoft PowerPoint to create and present a poster at the 21st Annual Psychology Undergraduate Research Conference (PURC).
As part of the honours seminar requirements, students were required to deliver a 10-minute presentation either outlining their research or teaching a psychology-related topic. Drawing from my volunteer experience as a Research Assistant in the Health and Coping Studies Lab, I presented on the process of conducting a Systematic Literature Review, as well as best practices for utilizing citation management programs.