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Jennifer Greenfield, M.A., RYT

Tagline:Doctoral Candidate, Aspiring Professor, Registered Yoga Teacher

Pensacola, FL, USA

About

I am a doctoral candidate (ABD) seeking opportunities to teach online college-level Psychology and Management courses. Presently, I am working on my dissertation, having completed all other doctoral degree requirements. My dissertation research explores the role of athletic academic advising in promoting the comprehensive development of student-athletes, using meta-analytical methods. Relatedly, my approach to working with students is holistic and student-centered, empowering students to achieve mental, physical, academic, and career wellness and success and connecting students to resources that will facilitate their growth. I have over a decade of experience in higher education, working in various administrative and student-facing roles. My goal is to apply this knowledge and experience to provide effective, high-quality academic instruction and support.

Education

  • Doctor of Education - EdD

    from: 2019, until: 2025

    Field of study:Sports ManagementSchool:United States Sports Academy

    Description

    Skills: E-Learning · Learning Management Systems · Management

  • Master of Arts - MA

    from: 2013, until: 2016

    Field of study:PsychologySchool:University of West Florida

    Description

    Skills: Learning Management Systems · Psychology

  • Bachelor of Arts - BA

    from: 2010, until: 2012

    Field of study:PsychologySchool:University of South Alabama

    Description

    Skills: Learning Management Systems · Psychology

Work Experiences

  • Registered Yoga Teacher

    from: 2011, until: present

    Organization:Self-employed

    Description:

    • Facilitate engaging and inclusive yoga classes and private yoga sessions, tailoring instruction to meet diverse student needs and enhancing their learning experience.
    • Foster positive relationships with affiliated organizations by delivering tailored, student-centered instruction and excellent service.
    • Yoga Alliance ID: 78666.
    • Studio & Gym Affiliations: URU Yoga & Beyond (01/2014-Present); University of West Florida Student Recreation Center (08/2013-12/2013); YMCA of South Alabama (09/2011-07/2013); Synergy Yoga & Pilates (08/2011-07/2013); University of South Alabama Campus Recreation Center (08/2011-05/2013)

  • Amazon Flex Delivery Partner

    from: 2024, until: present

    Organization:Self-employed

    Description:

    • Demonstrate meticulous attention to detail, technological proficiency, and strong customer service skills by managing administrative tasks, optimizing routes, and using advanced mobile apps.

  • Director of Student Information Systems

    from: 2023, until: 2023

    Organization:United States Sports Academy

    Description:

    • Oversaw administration and maintenance of USSA’s institution-wide database system, including the Student Information System (SIS) and other relational databases.
    • Provided training and support to internal end users (faculty and staff members) of the SIS.
    • Produced, analyzed, and presented accurate data relating to populations served (e.g., prospects, students, alumni) and fulfilling regulatory reporting requirements and other institutional reporting needs.
    • Contributed to committees, events, and projects to support marketing, student recruitment, engagement, retention, and advising efforts.
    • Engaged in professional development activities, including membership in professional organizations, consumption of field-relevant publications, attendance at conferences and webinars, and other networking opportunities in addition to ongoing in-service training.

  • Director of Advising

    from: 2020, until: 2023

    Organization:United States Sports Academy

    Description:

    • When acting as Interim Internship Coordinator, moderated the following courses as secondary assigned instructor: SPT 498 Internship (undergraduate); SPT 598 Internship (master’s); SPT 798 Internship (doctoral)
    • Coordinated campus-wide advising and retention efforts and provided general education advising.
    • Provided internal training, product knowledge sharing, and data reporting to support institutional effectiveness.
    • Maintained up-to-date advising policies and procedures in alignment with federal, state, accreditation, and institutional guidelines.
    • Developed department goals to be included in the institution’s annual plan and strategically achieved.
    • Engaged in professional development, including professional membership, conference attendance, and publication consumption.

  • Retention Coordinator

    from: 2018, until: 2020

    Organization:United States Sports Academy

    Description:

    • Moderated the annually-required Student Services Orientation course via Canvas (all degree levels).
    • Provided onboarding and core course advising for all incoming admits and enrollees.
    • Evaluated and tracked student progress in online courses and academic programs.
    • Mentored and empowered students toward academic achievement using proactive outbound contact touch points and responsiveness to incoming inquiries.
    • Led retention efforts for USSA’s online programs, facilitating communication between departments and connecting students to institutional resources.

  • Doctoral Intern

    from: 2020, until: 2021

    Organization:URU Yoga and Beyond

    Description:

    • Fostered student participation and community engagement through events, outreach, social media, and marketing.
    • Managed attendance records, waivers, and payments using MindBody and DocuSign, supported teacher training marketing, and developed an inventory management system.

  • Admissions Counselor

    from: 2017, until: 2018

    Organization:Columbia Southern University

    Description:

    • Guided prospective students through the admission process with proactive contact, excellent customer service, and guided assessment of skills, education, and career goals.
    • Explained academic programs and answered inquiries regarding applications, enrollments, and payment methods such as FSA, military TA and VA, and corporate reimbursement.

  • Substitute Teacher

    from: 2016, until: 2017

    Organization:Escambia County Public Schools

    Description:

    • Delivered lesson plans, supported learning, and documented student participation in compliance with state/county standards.

  • Graduate Assistant for the Psychology Department

    from: 2013, until: 2016

    Organization:University of West Florida

    Description:

    • Courses Assisted: PSY 2012 General Psychology (undergraduate); CLP 3144 Abnormal Psychology (undergraduate); CLP 4314 Health Psychology (undergraduate); SOP 3004 Social Psychology (undergraduate); CLP 5166 Psychopathology (master’s); PCO 6278 Multicultural Counseling (master’s); PCO 6312 Substance Abuse Counseling (master’s); PCO 6315 Assessment in Counseling (master’s); SOP 6776 Human Sexuality and Sex Therapy (master’s)
    • Assisted primary professors with developing SLO-centered course materials for Psychology courses.
    • Prepared and proctored exams, graded assignments and exams, and provided support for students.
    • Collaborated with professors on research initiatives by disseminating surveys, meticulously managing and comprehensively analyzing data using Excel and SPSS, and co-authoring and co-presenting findings.

  • Counseling Intern

    from: 2015, until: 2015

    Organization:Lutheran Services Florida

    Description:

    • Provided semiweekly individual counseling, crisis sessions, and group counseling for youth shelter residents, facilitating achievement of treatment goals such as healthy emotional expression and coping; group sessions covered topics including substance abuse, sexual safety, and coping skills.

Publications

  • Ethical Care for Vulnerable Populations Receiving Psychotropic Treatment

    Journal ArticlePublisher:Ethics & BehaviorDate:2016
    Authors:
    BernalHerbstLewisFeibelman (Greenfield)
    Description:

    "Ethics & Behavior" is a peer-reviewed academic journal. This article highlighted ethical concerns arising from the increasing use of pharmacotherapy, particularly among vulnerable populations, as professionals lacking mental health training, such as primary care providers, prescribe psychotropic medications, leading to unique barriers and heightened risks for vulnerable groups, necessitating psychologists to address these challenges through education, training, research, and advocacy to ensure equitable and optimal psychopharmacological care.

  • Relationships between Eating Disorder Symptomology and Forgiveness Among College Students

    Journal ArticlePublisher:Current PsychologyDate:2015
    Authors:
    Feibelman (Greenfield)Turner
    Description:

    "Current Psychology" is a peer-reviewed academic journal. The research explores the relationship between eating disorder symptomology and forgiveness, revealing significant negative correlations between eating disorder symptoms and forgiveness (self, other, and situation), with gender, self-forgiveness, and other forgiveness emerging as significant predictors of eating disorder symptomology among college students.

  • Yoga Participation: A Broad Sample of Mindfulness, Resiliency, and Personality

    Conference PaperPublisher:Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA)Date:2013
    Authors:
    ChaversLabbeFeibelman (Greenfield)
    Description:

    This paper was presented at SEPA’s 59th Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

  • The Relationship between Eating Disorder Symptomology and Forgiveness

    ThesisPublisher:Honors Thesis: University of South AlabamaDate:2012
    Authors:
    Feibelman (Greenfield)
    Description:

    This thesis was completed as part of the requirements for receiving Psychology departmental honors upon completion of a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at the University of South Alabama. The research explored relationships between dispositional forgiveness and eating disorder symptomology among college students using correlation and regression analyses to evaluate survey data completed by college undergraduates. My thesis committee members were Dr. Lisa Turner, Dr. Elise Labbé, & Dr. Jack Shelley-Tremblay.

  • Bullying and Dispositional Forgiveness: A Retrospective Study

    ThesisPublisher:Master’s Thesis: University of West FloridaDate:2016
    Authors:
    Feibelman (Greenfield)
    Description:

    This thesis was completed as part of the requirements for completing a Master of Arts in Psychology at the University of West Florida. The research explored relationships between dispositional forgiveness and high school bullying experiences using correlation and regression analyses to evaluate survey data completed by college undergraduates reflecting on their high school experiences. My thesis committee members were Dr. Ronald Belter & Dr. Susan Walch.

  • Relations among Forgiveness and Eating Disorder symptomology.

    EntryPublisher:Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA)Date:2013
    Authors:
    Feibelman (Greenfield)Turner
    Description:

    Poster presented at SEPA’s 59th Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

  • Pandemic Leads to New Era of Online Yoga

    EntryPublisher:The Sport DigestDate:2020
    Authors:
    Feibelman (Greenfield)
    Description:

    "The Sport Digest" is publication of the United States Sports Academy. It is a peer-reviewed blog dedicated to covering contemporary issues in sport. This article discussed increased opportunities to participate in online yoga offerings.

  • Bridging the Gender Gap in Sports: Title IX

    EntryPublisher:The Sport DigestDate:2020
    Authors:
    Feibelman (Greenfield)
    Description:

    "The Sport Digest" is publication of the United States Sports Academy. It is a peer-reviewed blog dedicated to covering contemporary issues in sport. This article provided a contemporary review of the application of Title IX in sports settings.

  • Evaluation of a Crisis Intervention Training Program for College Students

    EntryPublisher:Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA)Date:2016
    Authors:
    RotundaFeibelman (Greenfield)Weiss
    Description:

    Poster presented at SEPA’s 62nd Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA

  • Examining the Role of Mindfulness in Life-Satisfaction, Depression, and Suicidality

    EntryPublisher:Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA)Date:2016
    Authors:
    O'ConnorBrysonRuizHauckFeibelman (Greenfield)Walch
    Description:

    Poster presented at SEPA’s 62nd Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA

Skills

  • Psychology
  • Management
  • Sports Management
  • Student Support
  • Assessment and Feedback
  • Higher Education
  • Higher Education Administration
  • Academic Advising
  • Course Moderation
  • Teaching
  • Online Teaching
  • E-Learning
  • Technological Proficiency
  • Learning Management Systems
  • Student Information Systems
  • Research
  • IBM SPSS Statistics
  • Multicultural Competency
  • Adaptability
  • Leadership
  • Collaboration
  • Organization
  • Social Media Management
  • Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT)
  • Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Teams)

Certifications

  • Registered Yoga Teacher

    Issue date: Oct 2011,

    Issued by: Yoga Alliance .

    Description:

    Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance at the 200-hour level. (YA ID: 78666)

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