Haruka Maeda

ac4en7@r.postjobfree.com 360-***-**** Seattle WA 98105

Education

University of Washington, Seattle June 2018

Bachelor of Art in Psychology Overall GPA: 3.93

Dean’s List since 2015

Skills & Certification

Fluent in English and Japanese, Organized, Adaptable, Computer literate in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, Strong Verbal and Written Communication Skills

Coursework

Neural Basis of Behavior, Biopsychology, Physiology, Disability and Diversity Studies, Socia, Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Industrial Psychology, Statistic

Experience

Mentorship, UW-Amazons Mentor Program, Amazon January-Current

Competitively selected from 700 applicants to be a student representative and receive direct guidance from a Technical Project Manager at Amazon

Weekly meetings to discuss the transition to becoming a great candidate for a professional position

Mentor, Academic Support Program, University of Washington January- Current

One on one interaction with a student undergoing academic challenges

Guide student to take ownership, gain organization skills and improve academic performance

Tutor, Psychobiology of Women Course, University of Washington September- Current

Arrange meetings and critically assess student’s performance by evaluating their coursework

Thoroughly critique and provide insightful feedback for course handout, website, and exams

Coordinated review sessions and proctored for exams

Seminar, Psychology Department, University of Washington Autumn 2017

Participated in interactive group discussion focused on the studies of emotions and human behavior

Research Assistant, Addiction Belief Research, University of Washington Spring 2017

Scheduled time slots for participants and collected data with frequent check on quality control

Created manipulation posters with interventions testing growth and fixed mindset on smoking addiction

Composed a list of scientific literature of evidence for incremental and entity views on an excel spreadsheet

Designed a new experiment evaluating subjects’ response to repeated stimulus of smoker and nonsmokers

Group Projects, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, University of Washington Spring 2017

Effectively communicated with group to discuss human behavior in various work environment

Managed any conflicts and encouraged team building skills and creative thinking in the group

Volunteer, Columbia River Mental Health, Vancouver, WA June- March 2017

Clerical support such as organizing new patient portfolio, filing paperwork and handling confidential mail

Delivered exceptional service for daily reminder calls to outpatients

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