Camille Pearce
Member of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
From Alexandria, La.
From Alexandria, La.
Ambitious, motivated, and hard-working Graduate Student. Currently studying Psychology at the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Completed Bachelor of Interior Design along with minors in Technical Writing and Psychology at Louisiana Tech University. Skills include technical writing, grant writing, research, teamwork, time management, taking initiative, and problem-solving.
Recent accomplishments include awarded graduate assistantship at University of Louisiana at Monroe, earned bartending position, selected participant in the SACES research conference, accepted into Graduate Program for Psychology, Stage Designer for the TEDxLouisianaTechUniversity, Student Designer for CDAC internship, and videographer and project manager at techtv*.
Other technical skills include AutoCAD, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Microsoft Office Suite.
My goals include:
1. Complete the Psychology graduate program with a thesis
2. Contribute to research studies and become published
3. Become involved on campus at University of Louisiana at Monroe
4. Travel to all 50 states
5. Backpack through parts of Europe
6. Learn French and Spanish
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Camille Pearce Inducted into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Camille Pearce of Monroe, La., was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Pearce ...
April, 24 2015 - Verified by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Bartender at Doe's Eat Place of Monroe, LA
I proudly work at one of the franchise locations of the famous Doe's Eat Place of Greenville, MS. As a bartender, my goals are to help contribute to a family-oriented atmosphere by serving quality food and drinks and providing great customer service.
November 2014 - Present
Graduate Assistant at University of Louisiana at Monroe
Research and Teaching Assistant
Research Areas:
Altruism
Memory and Paranormal Belief
Body Image
Teaching Assistant Courses:
PSYC 2001 Introduction to Psychology (lecturer)
PSYC 4000 Psychology Laboratory (assistant)
PSYC 3060 Positive Psychology (assistant)
PSYC 3003 Physiological Psychology (assistant)
Substitute Opportunities/Lectures:
PSYC 2001 (Introduction to Psychology)
- Lectured on Classical Conditioning
- Lectured on Personality
August 2014 - Present
