Amanda Picozzi

Dynamic professional with experience in coaching and education, including roles at Caldwell University and Temple University. Proven ability in player recruitment and athlete assessment, coupled with strong communication skills. Adept at developing game strategies and fostering inclusive environments, driving team success and individual growth.

• Temple University College of Public Health Master’s Thesis Defense, 07/23, Completed 6 weeks of research and 6 weeks of data analysis for thesis defense completion, Completed published manuscript on topic, Presented topic to committee of Temple Faculty and passed
• Temple University College of Public Health Research Day, 04/22, Constructed academic research abstract, Created academic research poster for presentation with data and analysis from master’s thesis research conducted, Presented to multiple faculty and staff in Temple University for judging and criticism
• Temple University College of Public Health Research Day, 04/23, Constructed academic research abstract, Created academic research poster for presentation with data and analysis from master’s thesis research conducted, Presented to multiple faculty and staff in Temple University for judging and criticism
• Exercise Science Club, Springfield College, MA, 09/16-05/19, Present in club as a general member, Attend meetings to participate in planning and voting on events and guest speakers for the major, Connect with other students in the major on a monthly basis
• NEACSM Conference, Providence, RI, 10/19/17
• NEACSM Conference, North Andover, MA, 04/20/18

• Humanics in Action Day, Springfield College, Fall 2015-2018, Participated in a campus-wide day of service and volunteering in the communities surrounding the college
• Collegiate Field Hockey and Women’s Lacrosse, Springfield College, Fall 2015-Spring 2019, Participated in two collegiate sports, with 25 girls on each team, Worked to develop team goals and create leadership skills in order to obtain wins for both programs, Awarded NFHCA all academic all conference in 2018, Recognized by NCAA Division 3 Lacrosse for performance on the field and 4.0 GPA in the classroom, Conference Champions in both 2015, 2019 for NEWMAC Women’s Lacrosse, Made 3 appearances to the NCAA Division III Women’s Lacrosse tournament and played until the round of 16
• Outdoor Pursuits Camp, Springfield College, 03/18-05/18, Participated in 3 classroom setting introductory classes throughout the semester to prepare students for the camp and provide them insight into how to succeed, Taught 3 classes a day for 8 days of the Strength in Nature class, Responsible for creating multiple exercise programs utilizing things in nature for small groups of students to complete, Led both large and small group challenges, activities, games, and outdoor camping exercises, Created a constant positive and energetic atmosphere for students and other staff to live and work in throughout the week
• ROTC Army, UMASS Amherst, 01/17-06/17, Participated in Army prep classes as well as physical training classes to prepare for Army Fitness tests, Lead squads in field training exercises at Fort Devens, MA, and during physical training exercises, Trained under Army Captains and Master Sergeants, Lead fitness warm-ups to prepare for real-life leadership roles after being commissioned