The University of Texas at Dallas - Center for BrainHealth

Operations

Jacqueline R. Coleman
Administrative Assistant to Dr. Denise Park

Jacqueline joined the Center for BrainHealth in January of 2008.  She has many years of university experience, having spent several years at Mississippi State University in the Provost’s office and at Texas A&M University with the Department of Recreational Sports.  Jacqueline handles all administrative duties for Dr. Park’s Productive Aging Lab.


Email: jackie.coleman@utdallas.edu
Website: http://agingmind.utdallas.edu/

Sharon O’Meara, M.A.
Coordinator of Special Projects

Ms. O’Meara’s experience in higher education and in the private sector, where she served as a project manager, has provided invaluable preparation for her work at the Center as Coordinator of Special Projects. In this capacity, she has been involved in various projects and events involving the Center.

Email: sharon.omeara@utdallas.edu

Racquel PetersonRacquel A. Peterson
Administrative Assistant to Community Relations Director

Racquel joined the Center for BrainHealth in October 2006. She came to the Center from an investment management firm, bringing 11 years of professional experience. In her role as administrative assistant, she will utilize her organizational, marketing, and customer service skills to assist the Director of Development. Her responsibilities include event planning, donor interaction, and assisting with fundraising activities.

Email: racquel.peterson@utdallas.edu

Rebecca Peterson
Administrative Assistant to Chief Director

Rebecca brings over 26 years of executive administrative experience to UTD Center for BrainHealth. She has previously held executive administrative positions in the real estate industry with Hines Industrial, MEPC, ING Clarion and LandPlan. Her passion for the arts and those less fortunate have directed her gifts toward various committees and several charities over the years.

Email: rebecca.peterson@utdallas.edu

Malika Pritchett, B.S.
Receptionist

Ms. Pritchett has an undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Texas Woman's University. Malika is also a graduate Behavior Analysis student at The University of North Texas. She is involved in the Social Cognition and CAARTE research projects at the Center for BrainHealth. Her passion for learning and keen interest in brain functionality fueled her decision to become part of the team at the Center for BrainHealth.

Email: malika.pritchett@utdallas.edu

Security

Jessie De Guzman
Senior Guard

 

 

 

 

Gil Ramos
Guard