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Dynamic academic with a unique combination of skill sets that include disability issues, computer technologies, educational research, teaching practices, and literacy. Adept and experienced at working across disciplines and facilitating collaboration among colleagues with different backgrounds. Strong communication skills in writing, presentations, and information visualization.

Research Consultant @ Consultant for statistical and experimental methodologies, research technologies, information visualization, IRB procedures, and technical writings. Managed and developed software for research tasks. Helped create and manage lectures, faculty development workshops, and research to practice activities. Oversaw data management and analysis procedures of qualitative and quantitative data. From January 2012 to Present (4 years) Greater Seattle AreaVisiting Lecturer @ Instructor for two courses over three terms. Responsibilities included development of lecture materials, assignments, exams, grading criteria, and managing of teaching assistants. Courses taught: • Winter and Spring 2012: CSE/INFO 100, Fluency in Information Technology A 150-student non-major course on the use of computers and their social impact • Summer 2012: CSE 332, Data Abstractions A 19-student major course on advanced programming concepts From January 2012 to August 2012 (8 months) Greater Seattle AreaStatistical Consultant @ Performed statistical analyses and provided data visualizations. Contributed to reports and scholarly publications. From December 2011 to January 2012 (2 months) Greater Seattle AreaResearch Scientist @ Consultant for statistical and experimental methodologies, research technologies, information visualization, IRB procedures, and technical writings. Managed and developed software for research tasks. Helped create and manage lectures, faculty development workshops, and research to practice activities. Oversaw data management and analysis procedures of qualitative and quantitative data. Directly supervised undergraduate research assistants. From January 2006 to January 2012 (6 years 1 month) Greater Seattle AreaThomson-Learning @ Authored programming solution files for the math/computer science textbook "Discrete Mathematical Structures" (ISBN: 0-619-21285-3) by D. Malik. From October 2003 to December 2003 (3 months) Network Programmer @ Developed several network applications for use at Butler University including: an automatic online registration of student computers, an automatic practice exam distribution software for the College of Business, and a web interface for querying current course availability. From May 2001 to August 2001 (4 months) Indianapolis, Indiana Area

PhD, Computer Science & Engineering @ University of Washington From 2003 to 2011 MS, Computer Science & Engineering @ University of Washington From 2001 to 2003 BS, Mathematics, Computer Science @ Butler University From 1997 to 2001 Katherine Deibel is skilled in: Educational Technology, Assistive Technology, Technology Adoption, Research, Teaching, Statistics, Literacy, Reading Science, Universal Design, Accessibility, Learning Disabilities, Adult Learning Theory, Computer Science, W3C Accessibility, Disability Studies