Stefanie Henauer

Function: Trainer & assistant to the management

Qualification: Psychologist, cognitive neuroscientist

Areas of expertise: Project management, Managing the Dissertation phase, work-life balance, resilience, mental health, gender & diversity, science management/third space
Languages: German, English

I treat each individual with respect, appreciation and empathy and value open communication. I always focus on the person in front of me. Based on this, I view the individual and their professional work within the system in order to develop a holistic picture and sustainable strategies.

Thanks to my experience in various areas of life and work, I work at Scienza as an all-rounder in the administrative area as well as a trainer. I combine structured work with friendliness and attentiveness.

As a trainer, I work with groups on topics such as the dissertation phase, project management, gender & diversity and resilience. I am constantly developing and enjoy working on new topics and methods. I support the development of individually tailored and sustainable solutions and strategies that increase the quality of life by consciously prioritizing time and energy. As someone who has experienced the pitfalls, characteristics and freedoms of the academic system myself, I want to support others in navigating this world successfully.

Biography:

  • Assistant, project manager and trainer
  • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at the University of Fribourg
  • Research Master’s degree in Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Maastricht
  • Research projects as a research assistant in the field of non-invasive brain stimulation and multimodal approaches to the investigation of emotion and memory networks in relation to resilience
  • Further training: Project management, systemic coaching
  • Experience as a scientific project manager at the University Medical Center Mainz
  • Committed alumna of the Claussen Simon Foundation
  • Works at Scienza as an administrative assistant and project manager, as well as a trainer for doctoral candidates and scientific staff


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