Resume

• 2014

  Worked June-September in 2013

  and 2015.\n\nAssisted in the data collection and evaluation of two Oregon Community Foundation funded projects: Oregon Parenting Education Collaborative (OPEC) and Babies and Boomers. For the Babies and Boomers project I helped develop the final report

  completing several sections and final edits. For the OPEC project I conducted interviews

  managed

  edited

  and reviewed data

  completed report sections

  and performed qualitative and quantitative analysis.

  Research Assistant

  Corvallis

  Oregon Area

  Oregon State University

  Mount Pleasant

  MI

  Crisis Worker

  Listening Ear

  Graduate Certificate

  The 18-credit program featured coursework on teaching and learning theory and methods. The program included face-to-face and online teaching training. Completed teaching internship and constructed a teaching portfolio.

  College and University Teaching

  Oregon State University

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Human Development and Family Studies

  College of Public Health and Human Sciences Graduate Student Council

  Graduate Student Union Representative. U-Engage (First Year Student Seminar) Peer Leader.

  Oregon State University

• 2011

  Master of Science (M.S.)

  Human Development and Family Studies

  Served as representative for graduate student council and the graduate student union.

  Oregon State University

• 2007

  Leadership

  Public Relations

  Interviewing Skills

  Microsoft Office

  Microsoft Word

  Data Entry

  Editing

  Report Writing

  Photography

  Customer Service

  Social Media

  Stata

  Research

  Public Speaking

  Crisis Intervention

  PowerPoint

  Non-profits

  Qualitative Research

  Microsoft Excel

  Ottusch

  Timothy M.

  Oregon State University

  Central Michigan Life

  Pet Supplies \"Plus\"

  Oregon State University

  University of Arizona

  Listening Ear Crisis Center

  Listening Ear

  Oregon State

  Woodhaven

  MI

  Aug. 2005-Aug. 2007. Summers of 2008

  2009 &2011

  Sales Associate

  Pet Supplies \"Plus\"

  Graduate Research Assistant

  Richard Settersten

  Jr.

  Advisor & Co-PI

  NHGRI R1 Grant: Anticipating Personalized Genomic Medicine: Impact and Implications. 2011-2014.\n\nAs a research assistant for this multi-PI (Oregon State University

  Case Western Reserve University

  University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

  and McGill)

  I helped implement sampling and helped coordinate target samples. As research staff I did quality control

  coded

  and developed thematic summaries for this qualitative research project. In addition

  I managed literature and assisted in manuscript preparation.

  Graduate Research Assistant

  Corvallis

  Oregon Area

  Oregon State University

  Corvallis

  Oregon Area

  Instructor of record:\nHDFS 361: Applied Research Methods (Summer 2015

  Summer 2016)\n\nInstructor of record (ECampus):\nHDFS 313: Adolescent Development (Fall 2015

  Winter 2016)\nHDFS 361 Applied Research Methods (Summer 2014

  Spring 2016)\nHDFS 432 Children and Youth with Special Needs (Winter 2015

  Spring 2015)\n\nTeaching Assistant:\nHDFS 360: Critical Thinking in Human Development and Family Sciences (Winter 2016)\nHDFS 431: Family

  School

  and Community Collaboration (Fall 2014)*\nHDFS 465: Cross-Cultural Critical Thinking and Reflection (Fall 2014)*\nHDFS 447: Families and Poverty (Fall 2014)*\n\n* Teaching assistant at Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan during an exchange program between the College of Public Health and Human Sciences at Oregon State University and the College of Human Ecology at Fu Jen Catholic University.

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  Oregon State University

  Mount Pleasant

  MI

  Reporter Aug. 2007-Aug. 2008\nEditor Aug. 2008- Dec. 2009\nSenior Reporter Jan. 2009- May 2010

  Reporter/Editor

  Central Michigan Life

  Instructor for:\nGRAD 420: Preparing for Graduate School (Online)\nGRAD 610: Internship (Teaching internship course for students in the Graduate Certificate in College and University Teaching; Online)

  Adjunct Instructor

  Oregon State

  Corvallis

  Oregon Area

  Focused on cross-national comparisons of asset poverty rates

  particularly child asset poverty rates. Also investigated the implications of student loan debt on financial picture of American and Canadian families.

  Graduate Research Assistant

  Oregon State University

  Mount Pleasant

  MI

  Volunteer Crisis Worker

  Listening Ear Crisis Center

  Tucson

  Arizona Area

  Courses taught:\nResearch Methods (Hybrid

  Online)\nChild Development (Online)\nAdolescence (F2F

  Online)\nIssues of Aging (F2F)\n\nCo-Facilitator: Faculty Learning Communities\nCo-Organizer: Norton Teaching Series

  Assistant Professor of Practice

  Family Studies and Human Development

  University of Arizona

  BAA

  Minor: Psychology\nGraduated Cum Laude

  Human Development and Family Studies

  Spring 2009: Facilitator for Human Sexuality courses\nFall 2009: Coordinator for Human Sexuality courses\nFall 2009: First Year Experience Mentor\nFall 2009-May 2011: Research Assistant\nFall 2010: First Year Experience Mentor\nSpring 2011: Teaching assistant for psychological statistics course

  Central Michigan University