Brandi Wolfgram
Gibsonia,PA
Summary
Personable and empathetic, with genuine passion for helping others achieve emotional well-being. Possesses foundational understanding in psychological principles and effective communication techniques, with focus on active listening and problem-solving. Committed to fostering positive change and providing support to individuals in need.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Research Assistant
Drexel University, Psychology Department
05.2024 - 08.2024
- Participated actively in regular meetings with fellow researchers to discuss project updates, challenges faced, and lessons learned during ongoing activities.
- Organized research materials, maintaining a well-ordered workspace conducive to productivity.
- Maintained open lines of communication with project leads and team members for effective collaboration on common goals.
- Conducted literature reviews to support hypothesis development and identify gaps in existing knowledge.
- Spearheaded development of novel research methodology, setting new standard for future projects.
Advocate
Autism Self Advocacy Network
04.2019 - 01.2023
- Assisted individuals in navigating processes and procedures to resolve issues, understand rights and express views.
- Increased awareness of available resources within the community through hosting informational sessions, workshops, and outreach events.
Writer
Geek Therapeutics
06.2024 - Current
- Adapted writing style to cater to various academic disciplines, demonstrating versatility and subject matter expertise.
- Promoted a culture of continuous learning among colleagues by sharing industry insights and fostering professional development opportunities within the team.
- Developed strong analytical skills through extensive study of diverse subjects, enabling effective synthesis of complex information into coherent arguments.
- Enhanced the quality of academic papers by conducting thorough research and incorporating relevant sources.
Dungeon Master
02.2018 - Current
- Orchestrated weekly tabletop RPG sessions, enhancing player engagement through meticulous world-building and narrative development
- Utilized observational skills to adapt storylines and challenges based on player interactions and feedback.
- Managed and ran campaigns for neurodiverse individuals in various forms, including research for therapeutic social skills and goals.
- Written and contributed to using TTRPG for social justice reform in prisons and mental health facilities.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology/ Criminal Justice (minor)
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA12.2024
Skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Inventive and imaginative, with a talent for devising original concepts and plots
- Relationship Building
- Microsoft Office
- Community Outreach
- Empathy Development
- Nonverbal Communication
- Dependable and Responsible
Hobbies and Interests
- Tabletop RPGs
- Creative Writing
- Reading
- Game Therapy
- Neurodiversity Advocacy
Projects
Thesis on Character Alignment and Group Dynamics in Dungeons and Dragons, Exploring the impact of character alignment on group dynamics and decision-making in tabletop role-playing game
Baldur's Gate 3 as a therapeutic gateway to grief
Baldur's Gate 3 Neurodiversity and Family.
References
Available upon request.
Accomplishments
- Alpha Phi Sigma: Member of the National Criminal Justice Honor Society
- Drexel Honors Student
Timeline
Writer
Geek Therapeutics
06.2024 - Current
Research Assistant
Drexel University, Psychology Department
05.2024 - 08.2024
Advocate
Autism Self Advocacy Network
04.2019 - 01.2023
Dungeon Master
02.2018 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Psychology/ Criminal Justice (minor)
Drexel University
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