Resume

• 2012

  Chair

  2013\nVice Chair - Technical Activities and Conference

  IEEE Richland Section

  Sensors Chapter

• 2008

  MS

  Specialization in Prognostics\n\nTopic: Application of the General Path Model to Estimation of Remaining Useful Life

  Reliability and Maintenance Engineering

  University of Tennessee

  Knoxville

• 2007

  Elevated to Senior Member March 2016

  Senior Member

  IEEE

  1st Vice Chair

  2015-2016\n2nd Vice Chair

  2014-2015\nExecutive Committee Member

  2012 - 2015

  Chair

  2016-2017

  ANS Human Factors

  Instrumentation

  and Control Division

  Chair

  Doctoral Symposium

  PHM Society

• 2006

  PhD

  Advisor: J. Wesley Hines \nTopic: Merging Data Sources to Predict Remaining Useful Life ­ An Automated Method to Identify Prognostic Parameters

  Nuclear Engineering

  University of Tennessee

  Knoxville

• 2005

  MS

  Topic 1: Off Site Dose Consequences of a Long Term Station BlackOut Sequence at a BWR/4 Mark I Nuclear Power Plant \nTopic 2: Development of NUREG/CR 6895: Technical Review of Online Monitoring Techniques for Performance Assessment Volume III: Limiting Case Studies

  Nuclear Engineering

  University of Tennessee

  Knoxville

• 2001

  BS

  Graduate of the Chancellor's Honors Program\nHonors Project Topic: Investigation of Neutron Spectrum Changes in Deep Penetration Shielding Analyses

  Nuclear Engineering and Mathematics

  Minor in Engineering Communication and Performance

  Tau Beta Pi

  UT Academic Team

  Member: American Nuclear Society

  IEEE Reliability Society

  Women in Nuclear

  Women in Engineering

• 1997

  Science Hill High School

• We held an after school program for 25-30 third through fifth graders at a low-income school in Knoxville. The program included tutoring and homework help

  as well as extracurricular activities (dance

  spanish

  science club

  etc.).

  After School Program at Sarah Moore Greene Magnet Technology Academy

  Volunteer (Kitty Pooper Scooper)

  We maintain the cat adoption room at Petsmart in Kennewick and hold adoption events for cats and dogs.

  Columbia Area Rescue Effort (CARE)

  Coble

  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

  University of Tennessee

  University of Tennessee

  UT PROaCT Lab

  Associate Professor

  August 2019-present\nSouthern Company Faculty Fellow

  January 2018-present\nAssistant Professor

  August 2013-July 2019

  University of Tennessee

  Scientist

  •\tPerform research using empirical modeling methods for fault detection and diagnosis

  anomaly detection

  classification and prediction

  and prognostics\n•\tWork in multidisciplinary teams to develop and submit concept papers and proposals \n•\tWork with interns and student researchers onsite and remotely located to guide progress and ensure timely completion of tasks\n•\tReport and disseminate results of work in technical reports

  scholarly articles

  and conference publications\n•\tPerform peer review of work of others in the Applied Physics group and the larger lab community

  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

  Research Assistant Professor

  Taught courses in artificial intelligence and advanced modeling techniques\nFacilitated and managed a research group of approximately ten graduate students (PhD- and MS-level) in the PI's absence\nContinued research in system monitoring for fault detection

  diagnostics

  and prognostics\nPerformed tasks for completion of NERI-C research in health monitoring for small modular reactors

  University of Tennessee

  Graduate Research Assistant

  Development of a MATLAB-based Prognostics Toolbox \nDevelopment of metrics for characterizing the suitability of candidate prognostic parameters and associated methods for automatically identification of parameters\nResearch in empirical techniques for monitoring

  fault detection

  diagnostics

  and prognostics for physical and electronic systems\nResearch in the use of Online Monitoring in Nuclear Power Plant applications and associated issues; Development of a NUREG to aid regulators in evaluating license amendments for use of Online Monitoring for sensor calibration interval extension\nResearch in severe accident mitigation and off-site dose consequences at Nuclear Power Reactors by coupling VISAC

  MELCOR

  and HPAC codes

  UT PROaCT Lab