Resume/CV Critique workshop
Free for all registered attendees
Resume/CV Critique workshop
Free for all registered attendees
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Free for all registered attendees
We see you. We consider you brilliant and important.We are here to help and give you an edge in the job market. Would you like one of our 11 industry professionals (see sampling below) to sit with you and offer you friendly recommendations on how to improve your resume (for industry job) or CV (for academia) for that edge in the market? Here are the deets:
When: October 19, 2025 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Where: Nevada Rooms, 1-4, Grand Sierra Resort, Reno, Nevada
How: You will be paired with a mentor for the event once you fill out the registration form at a link sent to your email after you signed up for HFES ASPIRE.
Requirement: Registration required: https://www.hfes.org/Events/ASPIRE-International-Annual-Meeting/Registration/Register-to-Attend
Questions: Contact Shraddha
Mentors
Mentors
Jackie Cha
Jackie Cha is an Assistant Professor at UW–Madison researching physical human-robot interactions, particularly in healthcare environments.
Nancy Cooke
Cooke recently retired from Arizona State University and has conducted research on team cognition and human-AI teaming.
Robert Fox
Fox has a background with General Motors and leads ISO standards development for physical ergonomics.
Julie Gilpin-McMinn
Gilpin-McMinn is a technical fellow at Spirit Aero (now Boeing) specializing in aerospace human factors and ergonomics, but is truly a mentor at heart.
Lauren Horde
Horde is a researcher at General Motors' Safety Engineering and Defense Research group and focuses on human perception and performance
Dan Odell
Odell is a Principal Human Factors and Ergonomics Researcher working on device design (e.g. Kindle, Echo) at Amazon.
Peter Hancock
Hancock’s research spans medical aerospace, automation, and cognitive human factors.
Theresa Kessler
Kessler is the Chief of the Human Performance Branch (HPB) at the Georgia Tech Research Institute.
Ashley Mayo
Mayo is a Staff Ergonomist at Fit For Work, designing and delivering tailored ergonomic solutions for clients across manufacturing, food distribution, construction, packaging, and aerospace/defense.
Megan Mitchell
Mitchell is an aerospace defense contractor human factors engineer.
Camille Peres
Peres has a background in integrating human factors and ergonomics into high-risk industrial settings.
Robert Radwin
Radwin's research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison focuses on occupational ergonomics and biomechanics.
Paul Ritchey
Ritchey evaluates product ergonomics and usability at Consumer Report.
Judi See
See is a human factors analyst at Sandia National Laboratories, leading research in vigilance, visual inspection, burnout, and human readiness levels.
Nancy Stone
Stone has eleven years as a department chair at two different institutions that involved numerous faculty and chair searches.
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