Kylie S. Reale
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Biography
Simon Fraser University Criminology
PhD Student and Sessional Instructor at Simon Fraser University
Higher Education
Kylie
Reale (M.A.)
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Kylie is currently a PhD student in Criminology and has her Masters in Criminology from Simon Fraser University. Before attending SFU, she received her Bachelor of Arts from Ryerson University in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice.
Kylie's background experience reflects her desire to pursue research, specifically in areas involving psychological aspects of crime, detection avoidance strategies and criminal profiling. Kylie is determined, goal-oriented and passionate about research. She values hard work, independent and critical thinking, and enjoys collaborating on projects with others.
Thus far, Kylie has contributed to the field in the form of poster and panel presentations at academic conferences and co-authored peer-reviewed publications. In addition, Kylie has been involved with a research project examining recidivism in community released sex offenders at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Kylie has also volunteered as a research assistant with the Criminal and Investigative Research and Analysis Group (CIR&A) and the Brain Imaging and Memory (BIM) Lab at Ryerson University.
Ultimately, Kylie's career goals involve conducting on-going research in the field, provide consulting to police and related agencies, and to teach at the university level.
Experience
Ryerson University
Undergraduate Volunteer Research Assistant
- Collaborated on a cross-cultural study examining learning and health outcomes in smokers, in partnership with University College London in London, England
- Tasks included organizing and maintaining the study via-email correspondence amongst multiple researchers, as well as assisting with ethics and amendments/study protocol, participant recruitment via SONA (online student recruitment system) and by posting flyers in the community, also pre-screened community recruitment participants via telephone interview
- Tested participants through computerized testing, and questionnaires/interviews (including the beck depression inventory)
- Trained new RA on study protocol, testing procedures, data collection/codingRyerson University
Undergraduate Volunteer Research Assistant Level 2
- Data collection, coding, and analysis for a case study published in the Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling. This was also presented as a poster at two conferences, winning for best poster and best brief talk
- Other tasks involved overseeing data entry of level 1 research assistants, which included data clean-up and maintaining consistency to ensure reliability in coding for large meta-analysis on crime scene variables.
- Maintained role in lab by attending and contributing to lab meetings regarding current and future research projects within and outside the lab as well as attending and presenting research at academic conferences on behalf of the lab.Simon Fraser University
Sessional Instructor
Kylie worked at Simon Fraser University as a Sessional Instructor
Simon Fraser University
PhD Student
Kylie worked at Simon Fraser University as a PhD Student
Simon Fraser University
Teaching Assitant
CRIM 131- Introduction to the Criminal Justice System (Fall, 2015)
CRIM 103- Psychological Explanations of Criminal and Deviant Behaviour (Winter, 2016; Spring 2017)
CRIM 320- Quantitative Methods (Summer, 2016)
CRIM 316- Sexual offenders and Sexual Offenses (Fall, 2016; Fall, 2017)CAMH
Research Assistant
- Primary research assistant on a large research project that examines case files and criminal records of 1100 sex offenders for their likelihood of re-offending in the community
- Trained to use standardized risk-assessment tools such as the Static 99 and Cormier Lang
Education
Ryerson University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Psychology, minor in Criminal Justice
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Ryerson University
Undergraduate Volunteer Research Assistant
- Collaborated on a cross-cultural study examining learning and health outcomes in smokers, in partnership with University College London in London, England - Tasks included organizing and maintaining the study via-email correspondence amongst multiple researchers, as well as assisting with ethics and amendments/study protocol, participant recruitment via SONA (online student recruitment system) and by posting flyers in the community, also pre-screened community recruitment participants via telephone interview - Tested participants through computerized testing, and questionnaires/interviews (including the beck depression inventory) - Trained new RA on study protocol, testing procedures, data collection/codingRyerson University
Undergraduate Volunteer Research Assistant Level 2
- Data collection, coding, and analysis for a case study published in the Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling. This was also presented as a poster at two conferences, winning for best poster and best brief talk - Other tasks involved overseeing data entry of level 1 research assistants, which included data clean-up and maintaining consistency to ensure reliability in coding for large meta-analysis on crime scene variables. - Maintained role in lab by attending and contributing to lab meetings regarding current and future research projects within and outside the lab as well as attending and presenting research at academic conferences on behalf of the lab.Simon Fraser University
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Criminology
Simon Fraser University
Sessional Instructor
Simon Fraser University
PhD Student
Simon Fraser University
Teaching Assitant
CRIM 131- Introduction to the Criminal Justice System (Fall, 2015) CRIM 103- Psychological Explanations of Criminal and Deviant Behaviour (Winter, 2016; Spring 2017) CRIM 320- Quantitative Methods (Summer, 2016) CRIM 316- Sexual offenders and Sexual Offenses (Fall, 2016; Fall, 2017)
Positions
Society for Police and Criminal Psychology
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Society for Police and Criminal Psychology
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