A dedicated and intellectually curious student, I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) degree with a minor in Developmental & Community Psychology. This endeavour underscores my consistent commitment to understanding human behaviour and well-being.
Alongside my academic pursuits, I have further expanded my practical expertise through my current role as Scientific Technical Officer at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research Berghofer. In this role, I have amassed experience in the execution of neuropsychological tests scoring and coding, preparation of study-specific test kits, and have contributed to research projects through completing literature reviews.
My academic foundation, paired with my professional experience, has equipped me with a robust knowledge base and a keen analytical aptitude, positioning me effectively for progressive roles within psychology research and practice.
The Scientific Technical Officer serves an integral role within the Genetic Epidemiology Team of the Mental Health and Neuroscience Program, under the guidance of Professor Nick Martin and Associate Professor Michelle Lupton.
Student Research Assistant in the Genetic Epidemiology Team of the Mental Health & Neuroscience Program Under Associate Professor Michelle Lupton.
Project: Benefits and challenges of the autonomous vehicle rollout in Australia
Activities
Academic Peer Mentor for first year psychology students
2022
Volunteering
Crew Member/Team Leader - Red Frogs Australia
November 2020 - Present
Carer - Sony Camp Foundation
September 2019
Leigh-Chantelle Koch
M: 0493 069 735 E: Leigh-chantelle@griffithuni.edu.au
School of Applied Psychology, Griffith University
PhD Candidate, B.Psych (Honours I)
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