Chelsea M. Eddington
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EXPERIENCE
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA (Jan. 2007 – present)
Research Assistant
• Expert in all aspects of research including research design, participant recruitment, data
analysis, and write-up/communication
• Managed and mentored over 16 undergraduate researchers
• Served as lab coordinator for two research labs
• Developed web-based surveys to collect normative data
• Presented research at international conferences
• Three publications in peer reviewed journals, two of which are first authored
• Developed language learning paradigms
• Organizer for the 2012 Second Language Research Forum, a major international
conference
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA (Aug. 2009 – April 2014)
Teaching Assistant/ Instructor
• Taught three independent courses and four independent labs
• Developed materials and assessments for courses
• Teaching assistant mentor for the graduate students in the Department of Psychology
University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA (June – July 2009)
Pittsburgh Science of Learning Center Research Intern
• Analyzed data on the project entitled “Learning ESL Vocabulary with Context and
Definitions: Order Effects and Self-Generation.”
• Developed a scoring rubric to assess learners performance
EDUCATION
Ph.D. (expected Aug. 2015), M.S. (April 2011) University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
• Department of Psychology and the Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition
• Selected Awards: NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant, Language
Learning Dissertation Grant
B.Phil. (April, 2009), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
• Department of Psychology, Honors, Summa cum laude, GPA: 3.821
• Certificate in German, Concentration in Cognitive Science, Minor in Studio Arts
SKILLS
• Software: SPSS, R, Qualtrics, E-prime, Excel, Word,
PowerPoint
• Languages: English – native speaker, German -
proficient
Languages: English – native speaker, German -
conversantLanguage: Inte German