Summary
Logan Mcgee is a Sport Psychology Master’s student and Graduate Assistant at the University of Minnesota with eight years of diverse experience spanning research, teaching, clinical behavioral work, and athletics. He leads large undergraduate discussion sections, designs instructional materials, and delivers mental skills training to elite athletes including Minnesota United FC, blending applied practice with evidence-based research. His background includes psychiatric patient care, ABA behavioral interventions, and running independent research as a principal investigator with published work using R and SPSS for statistical analysis. Logan’s hands-on coaching and semi-professional playing experience inform a practical, athlete-centered approach to performance and wellbeing. He brings proven grant-writing and lab management skills, plus a knack for translating complex data into actionable interventions for athletes and students. Open to interdisciplinary collaboration, he actively seeks connections across sport psychology, education, and applied performance domains.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science, Kinesiology (Sport Psychology emphasis), Master of Science, Kinesiology (Sport Psychology emphasis) at University of Minnesota
High School Diploma, GPA Unweighted - 4.00, GPA Weighted - 4.357, High School Diploma, GPA Unweighted - 4.00, GPA Weighted - 4.357 at Lakeville North High School