Faculty Advisor
Consulted on workshop organization and helped secure program funding: BCS Department pilot grant ($2,000)
Spring 2024 - present
Assistant Professor
Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Neuroscience
Goergen Institute for Data Science
University of Rochester
Research Interests
Visual and Naturalistic Cognition
Learning and Neural Plasticity
Computational Neuroscience
Jul 3 | BCS REU Seminar Rochester, NY |
Aug 6-9 | CCN Boston, MA |
Aug 15-17 | CVS Symposium Rochester, NY |
Sep 13 | BCS Retreat Bristol, NY |
Jul 31 | BCS REU Seminar Rochester, NY |
Aug 28 | BCS Retreat Canandaigua, NY |
Nov 16-19 | Psychonomics San Francisco, CA |
Science graduate students and postdocs are trained to showcase their research in a visually engaging and artistic manner. Interactive teaching poster sessions focus on encouraging local high school and community college students to pursue careers in science research.
Faculty Advisor Consulted on workshop organization and helped secure program funding: BCS Department pilot grant ($2,000) Spring 2024 - present |
Workshop geared towards improving communication, public speaking, and presentation skills for Princeton Neuroscience and Psychology graduate students, postdocs, and junior faculty.
Professional Development Coordinator Organized workshop, secured local funding: Princeton University Langfeld Grant ($42,610) Fall 2018 |
Volunteer teachers design and run weekend classes for middle school and high school students.
Science graduate students and postdocs are trained to showcase their research in a visually engaging and artistic manner. Interactive teaching poster sessions focus on encouraging local high school and community college students to pursue careers in science research.
2014
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Program Coordinator
Secured program funding: Stanford University VPGE Community Engagement Grant, Stanford University VPGE SPICE Grant Developed and organized workshops, outreach events, and poster sessions |
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2013
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Presenter
Best Poster Award Best Presenter Award |
Summer camp program for high school students aiming to spark interest in the STEM fields for underrepresented minorities and to foster personal growth through career development workshops, mentoring, and social events.
Scientists from Bay Area schools develop a hands-on activity based on their research to share with groups of 4th and 5th grade students.