Dominique Chen
Vancouver,BC
Summary
Third year scholarship earner majoring in psychology and a minoring in data science. With an average of 91% after entering major. Experience with group project for data analysis using R in DSCI 100. Willing to learn new skills and aiming to gain some research experience.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
Work History
Volunteer
Asian Studies Department
09.2024 - Current
- Devoted to help students practice oral communication 8 hours per week.
- Working with students from multiple cultures and learning communication skills.
- Working with new content each week and willing to learn.
Notetaker
Center for Accessibility
01.2023 - 04.2023
- Delivered notes on time and neatly to promote learning for students.
- Follow instructions carefully for required note formats.
- Actively read feedback from students and make detailed adjustments accordingly.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Major in Psychology
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC04.2026
Skills
- Minor in Data Science
- Familiar with basic Data analysis in psychology domain (PSYC 218 97%)
- R language (taken STAT 201)
- Resilient to stress
- Python (currently taking CPSC 330)
- Good at planning and time management
Student number
46484234
Personal Information
Employee ID: 4645731
Languages
English
Chinese (Mandarin)
Timeline
Volunteer
Asian Studies Department
09.2024 - Current
Notetaker
Center for Accessibility
01.2023 - 04.2023
Bachelor of Arts - Major in Psychology
University of British Columbia
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