Zoe Primack

Zoe Primack has a diverse range of work experience. In 2022, they worked as a Data Collector at the Anita Zucker Center for Excellence in Early Childhood Studies. Zoe also served as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Florida and as a Curriculum Development Intern at the HealthStart Foundation. Additionally, they were selected as a University Scholar at the University of Florida - Center for Undergraduate Research, where they conducted research on the relationship between teacher well-being, teacher stress, and teacher unintentional bias before and after COVID-19. Zoe has also worked as a Registered Behavior Technician at BASS (Behavior Analysis Support Services) ABA Therapy.

Outside of their academic pursuits, Zoe has been involved in various leadership roles at The Women's Network, where they served as Vice President of Events and was a part of the Events Committee. Zoe also worked as an Ambassador for The Women's Network. Zoe has been actively engaged with UF Hillel, where they took on roles such as Israel Ambassador, Office Intern, Jewish Greek Council Campus Ambassador, and Engagement Intern. Additionally, they founded and served as the President of Students Against Melanoma, a club dedicated to raising awareness about melanoma and fundraising for the Richard David Kahn melanoma foundation.

Zoe has also gained research experience as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the School Psychology Lab, studying mental health and aggression in middle schoolers. Zoe has also worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Self Mind and Society Lab, where they focused on studying different dimensions of freedom and moral outrage problems in the United States.

Overall, Zoe Primack has demonstrated a strong commitment to research, education, community involvement, and leadership roles throughout their work experience.

Zoe Primack completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology, Bachelor of Arts degree in General Education, and a minor in Statistics at the University of Florida. Zoe pursued these fields of study from 2019 to 2023.