Aidan Jalbert

• Lead two 75-minute review sessions weekly to review content taught in Professor Justin Fermann’s CHEM 112 section
• Prepare original review worksheets to be completed in review sessions, as well as detailed answer keys for each
• Actively participate in all of Doctor Fermann’s lectures by answering questions and assisting students
• Attend various trainings and faculty meetings to improve teaching methods and strategies

Jewish Community Center of the North Shore

Seasonal Front Desk Receptionist

• Provide customer service to members and guests by greeting them, answering questions, and alleviating concerns 
• Perform various transactions regarding memberships, fitness classes, basketball, and swimming lessons
• Open and close the facility, and assist with setup and cleanup for special events
• Respond promptly to urgent staffing needs by covering various positions on short notice

• Secured the perimeter and reported to supervisors to ensure the safety of the JCC children’s summer camps

Research Assistant

• Schedule and conduct human participant studies regarding AI’s influence on sense of agency
• Corroborate with fellow lab members at weekly meetings to resolve issues and improve research methods
• Presented two research papers to fellow lab members to increase our knowledge in the field
• Facilitate each participant’s task and survey completion, while answering any questions or resolving technical difficulties

Peer Advisor

• Advise first-year Pre-Healthcare students 1-on-1 about career goals, coursework, and resume-building
• Created a document of research opportunities and tips for emailing PIs for other advisors to use during sessions
• Participated in online and in-person panels with other advisors to provide advice for first-year Pre-Health students
• Attend bi-weekly staff meetings to improve advising skills, address relevant concerns, and brainstorm ideas
• Assisted supervisors with creating a slide show to present to prospective students during Fall Visit Days
• Answered Pre-Health questions from prospective students and their families during Fall Visit Days

Seasonal Kitchen Staff

• Prepared, plated, and served food at various events ranging from weddings to private home gatherings
• Communicated with chefs and waitstaff to ensure meals left the kitchen promptly
• Washed dishes, unloaded trucks, and assisted with various other cleanup and setup duties
• Worked at the main shop preparing food, taking inventory, and loading trucks before events

University of Massachusetts Amherst Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Neuroscience Track) + Biochemistry and Molecular Biology GPA: 3.988

Projected Graduation: May 2026

Affiliations: Commonwealth Honors College, National Honor Society in Neuroscience (Nu Rho Psi), Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, BioSci Club, Chess Club, LUG hockey league, Intramural flag football and softball