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• Manage and mentor a team of 5 undergraduate research assistants, overseeing task delegation, scheduling, and quality control of data collection efforts. • Conducting systematic literature reviews to support ongoing research projects in biomechanics, movement science, and kinesiology. • Operate and maintain motion capture systems (Vicon Nexus) to collect and analyze kinematic and kinetic data; contribute to the development of standardized data processing pipelines. • Coordinate participant recruitment, informed consent, and screening processes in accordance with IRB-approved human subjects protocols, ensuring ethical compliance. • Maintain detailed documentation of procedures, participant logs, and protocol deviations to ensure audit-readiness and regulatory compliance.

• Instruct two sections of KINES 261: Health and Wellness, engaging 20-30 undergraduate students per class in evidence-based discussions on physical activity, nutrition, and mental health. • Design and deliver interactive lectures, activities, and assessments, aligning with course objectives to enhance student learning and retention. • Incorporate research-driven content on chronic disease, preventive care, and behavior change theory into lecture design. • Provide individualized academic support, including office hours and review sessions, to help students succeed in coursework. • Collaborate with faculty and teaching assistants to ensure curriculum consistency and instructional effectiveness. • Judge kinesiology undergraduates from across the program at the Bruya-Wood Undergraduate Research Conference.

• Appointed based on recommendations from members of the graduate faculty. • Aiding executive members of the graduate faculty to implement meaningful changes in the Kinesiology graduate program. • Collaborating with faculty to evaluate and improve graduate student experiences, including advising, research support, and teaching assistantship policies. • Representing the voice and concerns of graduate kinesiology students in departmental decision-making, contributing to discussions on curriculum, program development, and policy changes. • Promoting inclusivity and student-centered policy design by advocating for diverse perspectives within academic planning processes.

• Acted as a first responder to any weight room incidents, demonstrating swift and effective response capabilities. • Interacted directly with patrons and supervisors to improve customer experiences through personal relationships. • Ensured facility accessibility by providing modified instructions for movements and equipment to individuals with disabilities and functional limitations. • Maintained CPR/AED certifications with regular skills audits for continuous proficiency. • Facilitated the seamless operations of the weight room, coordinating with a team of 20 staff members to ensure compliance with safety protocols and enhance facility utilization through strategic equipment management.

• Interacted directly with clients in administering a variety of fitness tests including VO2 Max, BodPod, and RMR. • Collaborated effectively with a small team over an extended duration, acquiring valuable experience in teamwork. • Contributed to safety improvements in endurance sport protocols in partnership with the Ironman World Championships. • Analyzed complex data sets from over 500 triathletes, identifying key health markers that contributed to improved safety measures and training protocols in collaboration with the Ironman World Championships.

• Travelled around the Pacific Northwest to aid in sporting and recreation events for veterans including trapshooting, fishing, beer brewing, skiing. • Assisted NWPVA members in attending the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic. • Built and maintained meaningful personal relationships with veterans from across the country. • Received the Brent Gardenia Award for Outstanding Volunteerism (2020).