Molly May
Rockville,Maryland
Summary
Hardworking student offering full-time work experience and extensive knowledge of core subject matter. Well-versed in skills needed in a laboratory setting with excellent observational, organizational and communication skills.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Fordham University
12.2022 - Current
- Works in accordance with policies and procedures that govern confidentiality and data protection, information sharing and disclosure.
- Assists faculty members and doctoral candidates with research assignments on dissertation research projects.
- Collaborates well with others in team-based environment to work on projects using survey software like Qualtrics.
- Reviews documents and data to identify trends and patterns, which are compiled into reports or reviews.
- Skilled in using graphic design programs in order to create recruitment materials to find participants for research projects.
- CITI certified and Fordham IRB certified.
- Worked both independently and collaboratively in fast-paced laboratory environment.
- Collaborated with other researchers to develop successful research strategies.
- Created surveys and questionnaires to collect data for research projects.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Fordham University
The Bronx, NY05.2025
Skills
- Excellent listening skills
- Ability to accurately identify and distinguish various forms of human behavior
- Good understanding of the range of child and adolescent mental health services
- Having a sympathetic and understanding outlook to a patients concerns
- Emotional resilience in distressing situations
- Effective communication in highly tense and emotional environments
- Data analysis, peer reviews, literature searches, research design, research and data management, questionnaire development, grant writing, database maintenance, database searches, & protocol refinement
- Verbal and Written Communication
- Attention to Detail
- R Code Analysis & SPSS Statistical Analysis
Accomplishments
- Wrote grant application leading to $3000 award.
- Recruited over 60 participants for research on self-harm practices in relation to online activity
- Collaborating with investigators at University of Maine to make breakthroughs in understanding non suicidal self injury in LGBTQ adolescents living in rural areas
Timeline
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Fordham University
12.2022 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Fordham University
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