Alison Lowe is a bright and versatile student who was born in Taiwan and raised up in Vancouver, Canada. In addition to being a hard working student, she has worked and volunteered in many different situations and has a solid portfolio of experience.
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Alison Lowe - Overview
Alison Lowe is a bright and versatile student who was born in
Taiwan and raised up in Vancouver, Canada. In addition to being a
hard working student, she has worked and volunteered in many
different situations and has a solid portfolio of experience. She
is an avid musician and plays guitar, piano and drums.
Academic Background of Lowe
Alison Lowe graduated in Psychology from the University of
British Columbia and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy
in Clinical Psychology in the United States. A bright student she
graduated from UBC with First Class Honors and received academic
scholarships from Trinity Western University as well as being named
to the Deans Honor List.
Research Experience
Alison has been involved in several research projects. She was a
Directed Studies Student & Research Assistant at the K.I.D.
Studies Centre at the Culture, Cognition and Co evolution Lab at
UBC in the year 2011-2012,
Later in 2012, she worked as research assistant in Applied
Developmental Psychology and the Child and Adolescent Lab at
UBC.
Alison Lowe also worked as Research Assistant & Project
Coordinator at Psychophysics & Cognitive Neuroscience Lab,
Vancouver in 2012-2013
Volunteer Experience
Alison Lowes volunteer experience is extensive and began at an
early age. While still a high school student, she tutored immigrant
children, taught Sunday School and was Summer Camp Counselor. As
she grew older, the experiences expanded into health sciences as
well.
In Vietnam and Mexico, Alison was a medical and dental
assistant, serving more than 200 patients a day from impoverished
rural areas.
Part of this was sponsored through EMAS Canada.
At the Good News Community Health Centre in Oregon, Alison Lowe
was a medical assistant.
In Vancouver, Alison volunteered at Geriatrics Ward &
Emergency Room and organized and assisted in several activities at
Mt. St. Josephs Hospital. She also was the facilitator and
co-founded the Sharing Hands Community Kitchen for women with
psychological and chronic health issues.
Because of her resourcefulness and willingness to work hard,
Alison is often invited to participate in many different activities
from playing the drums in front of thousands of people
