CURRICULUM VITAE

Collin Pursley, MS

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EDUCATION

MASTER OF SCIENCE: Texas Christian University Kinesiology

Sport Psychology, with Thesis 2016-2018

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: West Texas A&M University Health Science

2010-2014

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION HONORS

Recognized Exceptional Graduate Student Kinesiology Department, Texas Christian University April 2018

4rd Place Student Research Symposium Presentation

An Exploratory Study of Mood States and Transient Emotions in Amateur Dressage Riders

Harris College Student Research Symposium, Texas Christian University April 2018

University Honor Society Inductee

Texas Christian University

March 2018

PROFESSIONAL WORK HISTORY

Homework Coach, Frog Tutoring

Texas Christian University

August 2016- May 2018

Assist students ranging from high school to college in 20+ subjects

Set SMART goals for all clients and set checkpoints to adjust or continue toward set goal

Communicated with instructors and parents on all clients’ progress and actions toward improved grades

Increased all client’s grades by at least one letter grade

Graduate Assistant, Kinesiology

Texas Christian University

August 2016-May 2018, 10 hours per week

Assisted professors in teaching, organizing, and grading for undergraduate courses

Collaborated with mentor to create group dynamic, community-building workshops for kinesiology department undergraduate classes

Instructor of weight training physical activity course to 100+ undergraduate students

Coordinator of Project & Community-Based Learning Incentive, ‘Purple People Movers’

Teaching Assistant, Kinesiology

Texas Christian University

August 2016- May 2018, 3-5 Hours per week depending on course

KINE 30423 Motor Development

KINE 30513 Health and Fitness Management

KINE 30713 Psychology of Sport

KINE 40623 Physical Education for Secondary School Youth

KINE 40633 Teaching Outdoor Education in Secondary School Outdoor Education

Research Assistant, Kinesiology

Texas Christian University

August 2016-May 2018, 15 hours per week

Worked with a team of professors, researchers, and students to collect data for ‘The Liink Project’

Develop and pilot test survey instruments

Administered and recorded Attentional Fatigue and Spatial Memory tests

Assisted professors and students in the creation of nutrition and physical activity lessons at laboratory school

Designed and tracked intervention plans for children 10-13 with learning disabilities

Using SPSS for statistical analysis

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

AASP, Association for Applied Sport Psychology

2016-Present

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