Awesome
Prof. Boeve has a very engaging teaching style. She always finds ways to relate the material into practical, real-life situations. You don't really have to study much because her teaching style allows the students to recall and internalize the necessary information the first time through.
Wayne State University - Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Developmental Psychology
Wayne State University
Master’s Degree
Developmental Psychology
Wayne State University
University of Michigan - Family Transitions Study
Wayne State University - ELBO Study
PINC Study
UC Davis
Davis
CA
Taught Contemporary American Families (HDE 110) in the Human Development and Ecology department to undergraduates.
Lecturer
UC Davis
Flint
MI
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
University of Michigan-Flint
Taught undergraduate Developmental Psychology and Psychology of Everyday Living as an independent course instructor. Taught undergraduate Experimental Psychology as a Graduate Teaching Assistant.\n\nIn all
have taught 11 courses from 2013-2018.
Wayne State University
Applied Survey Research
Rocklin
California
Senior Research Analyst I
Detroit
MI
Led the 7 and 32 month ELBO (Early Learning and Behavioral Outcomes; PI Moriah Thomason) laboratory visits along with Janessa Manning
Ph.D. and Jamie Piercy
M.A. \n\"\tFollow-up to the PINC (Perinatal Imaging study of Neural Connectivity) study that takes fMRI images of the fetus in pregnant women. \n\"\tVisits include administration of informed consent
taking anthropometric measures of children's physical growth
collection of saliva and blood samples (for assessment of DNA and stress hormones)
administration of infant and child developmental assessments
and videotaping parent-child interaction tasks (Still-Face paradigm
parent-child free play
parent-child teaching task
and parent-child clean-up task)\n\nSupervised two undergraduate coders in scoring the Still-Face paradigm videos and conducted reliability analyses with them. \n\nParticipated in home visits at the newborn protocol point in the ELBO study
administered informed consent
obtained contact information from parents
and assisted with the administration of a newborn neurobehavioral assessment.
Graduate Research Assistant
Wayne State University - ELBO Study
PINC Study
Ann Arbor
Assisted in lab and home visits
data coding
compilation and entry. Worked with young children in order to observe the effects of having a new child born into the family. Completed four semesters of independent study with this research program and completed an honors thesis under Brenda Volling
Ph.D in the fall of 2012.
Research Assistant
University of Michigan - Family Transitions Study
English
French
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Psychology
University of Michigan
Canton High School
Teaching
Social Media
Time Management
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Teamwork
Event Planning
Customer Service
Microsoft Office
Data Analysis
English
Research
Hierarchical Linear Modeling
Writing
Public Speaking
Statistics
Communication
SPSS
Structural Equation Modeling
PowerPoint
Boeve
Jordan
Boeve
University of Michigan-Flint
Applied Survey Research
Wayne State University