Anthony Rebello

Georgia State University · Atlanta, GA

Relevant Coursework: Statistics, Advanced Cognition, Ethics.

Emory University · Atlanta, GA

Relevant Coursework: Research Methods, Cognition, Learning & Memory, Statistics, Computer Science (Java).

Oxford College of Emory University · Oxford, GA

ADAPT Lab, Georgia State University · Advisor: Dr. Sarah Pope-Caldwell

• Investigate cognitive flexibility across developmental, cultural, and comparative contexts, examining how children and primates adapt problem-solving strategies to changing task demands.
• Perform multi-site experiments spanning Atlanta and the Republic of the Congo, analyzing behavioral data using R and Python.

Laboratory of Comparative Primate Cognition, Emory National Primate Research Center · Advisor: Dr. Robert Hampton

• Designed and independently programmed experiments in VB.NET for rhesus macaques, investigating prospective vs. retrospective working memory strategies using match-to-sample (MTS) and many-to-one (MTO) paradigms.
• Built comprehensive Python analysis pipelines for training and test data to create graphs and tables.
• Train and test rhesus macaques on touchscreen-based cognitive tasks; manage daily data collection and experimental software troubleshooting.
• Assisted with lab operations including data analysis, protocol development, and weekly lab meetings.

Environmental Science Department, Oxford College of Emory University

• Conducted environmental field research on soil erosion control for the Oxford Organic Farm; collaborated with faculty on measurement methodology.

• Coordinated events and transportation logistics for student races.
• Led outreach and planning for weekly training sessions and group events.

Emory University

• Selected based on academic achievement and departmental engagement; mentored underclassmen on coursework, research opportunities, and academic planning in weekly sessions.

Oxford College of Emory University

• Fostered community among 40+ first- and second-year residents through programming, safety communication, and peer support.

Oxford College of Emory University

• Managed club finances, elections, and activities; served as liaison between faculty advisor and executive board.

Thomasville & Winston-Salem, NC

• Provided weekly volunteer service across emergency department and community health settings within one of the largest healthcare networks in North Carolina.
• Supported emergency room operations by managing supply inventory, coordinating patient navigation, and assisting clinical and administrative staff.
• Adapted to evolving public health needs during the COVID-19 pandemic, facilitating patient screening, enforcing infection control protocols, and maintaining sanitization standards in high-traffic areas.
• Contributed to large-scale COVID-19 vaccination efforts by managing patient flow, conducting intake screenings, and ensuring efficient clinic operations for hundreds of patients per shift.