Casey Hogan

I have always been fascinated by the human experience, and intrigued by the inner workings of the human mind. As a psychology undergraduate, I have had the opportunity to explore the many facets of this field, from clinical to behavioral I have explored all areas of the field to figure out where my true interests lie.

Over the last year, I have had the opportunity to work as a behavioral research assistant on campus, helping to run and analyze working memory data collection. This experience has been fundamental for me, as it has provided me with a network of new skills such as the ability to create code in RStudio, consent human subjects and clean data, and create concise post analyses.

While doing this I have been working as a bartender full time at the world famous Sink. This role has allowed me to work on the clinical part of psychology. Working in the food industry allows me to constantly work on my interpersonal skills while also perfecting my social empathy, organizational skills, and team leadership abilities.

In my downtime, I thoroughly enjoy reading and enjoying the greenery of colorful Colorado. As a fourth-year undergraduate, I have been focused on writing my honors thesis which I hope to eventually get published after defending in April of 2024.

• Tips Certification - practiced safe, sanitary food handling for preparation and service to maximize a pleasant dining experience
• Used interpersonal skills to cultivate warm relationships with regular customers
• Performed opening and closing duties, printing sales reports, setting up for an incoming shift, preparing signed checks for management, and taking inventory
• Fostered skills related to organization and teamwork
• Created and maintained a positive attitude within a workplace
• Flexibility - trained new employees to perform duties

• Psychology Club: Member
• Crave the Sound: Content Creator

Title: Undergraduate

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• Intercultural Communications
• Psychological Statistics
• Research Methods in Psychology
• Research Methods in Clinical Psychology
• Perspectives on Human Communications
• Discourse/Culture/Identities
• Rhetorical Research Methods