Research & Applied Projects
Selected research and projects demonstrating analytical, organizational, and psychological expertise.
Selected research and projects demonstrating analytical, organizational, and psychological expertise.
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HACC's Wellness Program Intervention for AOT Innovations
This project assigned us to create a firm that focused on a specific intervention we could offer another company. Our group created HACC, a consulting firm that helps your organization navigate growth, improve employee well-being, and strengthen organizational effectiveness through data informed solutions. Our proposal goes over our company backrgound, reccomended intervention, and contracting details. All companies, budgets, and contracts in this document are not real.
Literature review and research proposal examining the relationship between higher education enrollment trends and employee turnover intent.
This research paper focuses on The Effect of Higher Education Enrollment Trends on Employee Retention. In this paper I summarize current trends within higher enrollment on a global and national scale and propose a research study that would focus on tying perceived knowledge on the Enrollment Cliff with Employee Turnover Intent within Higher Education Institutions.
Implimenting Psychological Safety in your Organization
This White Paper was created collaboratively, centered around the importance of implementing psychological safety in the workplace. In this paper we explain what psychological safety is, why it is important to implemnt it, and some strategies on how to implement it in your organization.
ACRE Project focused on the enumeration of Knights & Knaves logic puzzles.
This paper summarizes the findings from an ACRE (Albright Creative Research Experience) project conducted in the summer of 2021, Counting Variations of Knights & Knaves Puzzles. This research was conducted in collaboration with Dr. Brittany Ohlinger, who served as faculty mentor. Our project focused on the enumeration of Knights and Knaves Puzzles, which are logic-based puzzles where knights only tell the truth and knaves only lie. We determined how many classic puzzles have no solution and how many have a unique solution when the number of trolls is less than seven. We considered two variations on the classic version of the puzzle; a disjunction variation in which trolls can make “or” statements and a Neutral variation in which a troll is either a Knight, Knave, or Neutral. We determined the number of puzzles and the number of solutions for each variation.
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