Fadel Zeidan's CV
Fadel Zeidan
Wake Forest School of Medicine
Department of Neurobiology and AnatomyMedical Center Blvd.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27157
Phone: 704-***-****
Email: abo468@r.postjobfree.com
Professional experience
2004-2006: Behavioral-Emotional Disabilities Special Education Teacher (Charlotte
Mecklenburg Schools
)
2004-2009: Research Assistant, Cognitive Neuroscience Lab (UNC-Charlotte
)
2003-2005: Teaching Assistant, Abnormal Psychology Lecture (UNC-Charlotte
)
2004-2009: Research Assistant, Affective Neuroscience Lab (UNC-Charlotte
)
2005-2007: Compensatory Education Teacher (Central Piedmont Community College
)
2005-2009: General Psychology Subject Pool Lab Coordinator (UNC-Charlotte
)
2007-2008: Lecturer, General Psychology Lab (UNC-Charlotte
)
2007-2008: Lecturer, Research Methods Lab (UNC
-Charlotte)
2008-2009: Volunteer, Brain Mechanisms of Pain Lab
(Wake Forest School of Medicine)
2009-Present: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow (Wake Forest School of Medicine
)
2011-Present: Mindfulness Meditation Instructor (Wake Forest University Wellness Center
)
2012- : Adjunct Professor, Human Cognitive Processes, (UNC-Charlotte)
Education
2002: UNC Charlotte
Baccalaureate of Science in Psychology (Biology Minor)
2005: UNC Charlotte
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
2005: UNC Charlotte
Graduate Certificate in Cognitive Science
2009: UNC Charlotte
Doctorate of Philosophy in Experimental Health Psychology
Awards and Fellowships
2002: Completion of Honors Thesis: Twenty Minutes of Mindfulness Meditation Reduces
Anxiety
2002-2005: Chancellor s List Recipient
2005-2009: Graduate Assistant Scholarship Program Scholar ($43,000)
2006: Mind and Life Summer Research Institute Research Fellowship
2007: UNC-Charlotte Distinguished Research Travel Award ($1,000)
2007: Mind and Life Summer Research Institute Research Fellowship
2007: Francisco J. Varela Research Grant Award: Primary Investigator ($15,000): Brain
Mechanisms Supporting Modulation of Pain by Meditation
2008: UNC-Charlotte Excellence in Research Travel Award ($1,000)
2008: First Place Award ($350): The Effects of Brief Meditation Training on Pain
Perception: 8th
Annual UNC-Charlotte Graduate Research Forum
2009: UNC-Charlotte Distinguished Research Travel Award ($1,000)
2009: Dorrie S. Fretwell Professional Development Fund Award ($2,300)
2009: Society of Behavioral Medicine Student Research Award
2009: First Place Award ($500): Implications of Brief Mental Training on Health and
Cognition: A Comparison
to Sham Mental Training. 9th Annual UNC-Charlotte Graduate Research Forum
2009: Mind and Life Summer Research Institute Research Fellowship
2011: Wake Forest University Post-Doctoral Research Development Award
2011: Mind and Life Summer Research Institute Research Fellowship
2011: National Institute of Health Loan Repayment Program Grant ($11,000)
2011: Prevention magazine s Integrative Medicine Research Award
Peer-Reviewed Research Publications
Medicine Noon Seminar. Winston-Salem, NC, October, 2011.
Brief Mindfulness-Based Mental Training Improves Health and Cognition. Metro-Area
Research Group on Awareness & Meditation Seminar Series. New York, NY, December, 2011.
Media Outreach
"Even beginners can curb pain with meditation"~ NPR (2011)
"In pain? Try meditation"~ CNN (2011)
Meditation: Even a little helps ~ ABC News (2010)
In pain: Just say om ~ Los Angeles Times (2010)
Brief meditation training brings pain relief ~WebMD (2010)
Surprising ways to manage pain ~ MSN Health (2010)
Podcasts
" Just Breathe" ~ Neuropod (2011)
Link: Neuropod: Just Breathe
"Modulation of pain by mindfulness meditation"~ Secular Buddhist podcast (2011).
Link: Secular Buddhist: Modulation of Pain by Meditation
"Meditation and Health"~ WFAE Charlotte Talks (2010)
Link: WFAE_CharlotteTalks_Meditation and Health
Current Memberships in Professional Societies
American Pain Society
American Psychological Association Division 38 (Health Psychology)
Cognitive Neuroscience Society
Human Brain Mapping
International Association for the Study of Pain
Mind and Life Institute
Society of Behavioral Medicine
Society for Neuroscience
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