Abigail Warner

Facilitate study recruitment, participation, and retention for multiple studies through supportive rapport-building and ongoing communication to ensure comfort, clarity, and engagement. Coordinate with study staff and affiliated partners to facilitate smooth, well-coordinated visit procedures for participants. Guide participants through study procedures, fMRI procedures, cognitive testing, and structured clinical interviewing by offering clear instructions, guidance, and attention to participant well-being.

Clinical Research Coordinator at Neuroscience of Behavioral Health and Wellness Research Group, University of Colorado School of Medicine (2024-06 – Present) • Facilitate study recruitment, participation, and retention for multiple studies through supportive rapport-building and ongoing communication to ensure comfort, clarity, and engagement.

• Coordinate with study staff and affiliated partners to facilitate smooth, well-coordinated visit procedures for participants.
• Guide participants through study procedures, fMRI procedures, cognitive testing, and structured clinical interviewing by offering clear instructions, guidance, and attention to participant well-being.
• Perform phlebotomy while maintaining participant comfort, emotional ease, and physical safety, before processing biological samples in collaboration with a hematology lab.
• Manage accurate data recording across multiple platforms, maintaining consistency across multiple studies.

Professional Research

Assistant at The Suicide Prevention Lab, The Catholic University of America (2024-07 – Present) • Led an independent project exploring suicide-related experiences within medical contexts; coordinated a coding team, managed the project timeline, and facilitated the analysis of sensitive data.

• Facilitated and assisted with coding of a VA dataset and maintained ethical handling of confidential mental health information.
• Collaborated with the research team to analyze data and develop academic papers.

Undergraduate Research

Assistant at The Suicide Prevention Lab, The Catholic University of America (2022-11 – 2024-05) • Worked closely with sensitive clinical content related to suicide, such as reasons for living and dying, demonstrating a high degree of ethical responsibility and composure in sensitive contexts.

• Accurately entered Suicide Status Form response data for the CAMPUS and ASSIST studies.
• Maintained confidential participant information with professionalism and strong ethical judgment.
• Collaborated on poster development and presentation. Member of the President’s Staff at The Catholic University of America Presidents Society (2023-08 – 2024-05) • Served as a representative of the president’s staff, demonstrating strong interpersonal skills and professional presence.
• Helped coordinate event logistics and greeted distinguished guests, fostering a respectful and personable atmosphere.

Overnight Summer Camp

Counselor at Camp Foster – YMCA of the Okobojis (2022-05 – 2023-07) • Led groups of children ages 4–16 in structured activities designed to encourage creativity, teamwork, and social–emotional development.

• Maintained a safe and inclusive atmosphere, promoting positive group dynamics and addressing interpersonal conflicts constructively. Women in STEM at the University of Colorado Anschutz • Promote STEM education among youth historically underrepresented in science and healthcare fields, including girls, minority students, and students from low-income backgrounds.
• Mentor youth through campus-based educational outreach events, fostering confidence, inclusion, and supportive learning relationships.
• Guide youth through structured learning activities focused on clinical care, biomedical research, and career pathways in STEM.

Denver Rescue

Mission • Engage with community members experiencing instability, practicing active listening, empathy, and de-escalation while supporting basic needs services.

• Assist with meal preparation, service, and post-meal sanitation to support food-security initiatives.
• Contribute to community service efforts through recurring independent volunteering and coordinated group service with the Rocky Mountain Triathlon Club.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Philosophy Minor – The Catholic University of America (2024-05)

High School Diploma with Honors – Arapahoe High School (2020)