Kelsey Carnell

Tutored math in person and online, adapting teaching methods for various age groups, skill levels, and special needs including ADHD and traumatic brain injury. Developed customized approaches to effectively support diverse learning requirements.

Analyzed data for an Air Force contract focused on cleaning chemical contaminants from airplane fuel. Utilized Microsoft Access and SQL for data management and analysis.

Managed curriculum for over 100 students and served as the primary contact for parents and customers. Conducted regular assessments, interviewed, trained, and managed a team of instructors.

Managed university contact data using IBM Cognos, creating ad-hoc and interactive reports. Self-taught software and basic predictive analytics to enhance reporting capabilities.

Provided tutoring services to JMU athletes during summer classes, covering business, math, and physics subjects. Supported student-athletes in academic success.

Assisted multiple students simultaneously in a fast-paced learning center environment, answering questions and providing math support. Facilitated understanding of complex mathematical concepts.

Assisted with general office responsibilities and supported social workers in helping clients recover from brain injuries. Contributed to client education, medical assistance applications, and daily life organization.

Provided one-on-one tutoring for clients with brain injuries through Crossroads to Brain Injury Recovery, Inc., covering various math, statistics, and science courses. Supported clients in achieving their educational goals.

Conducted research on particle physics and astrophysics, focusing on cross-sections and anti-proton production from cosmic ray interactions. Utilized MATLAB and data extraction software to program and evaluate parametrizations, culminating in a technical paper and poster presentation.

Grade: 3.7