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Ms. Stephanie Lutton Carey, Instructor E-mail: scarey3@eng.usf.edu Telephone: 813-974-5765 Location: ENB 008
Education Ph.D. Candidate in Biomedical Engineering, University of South Florida, current. M.S. Biomedical Engineering, University of Miami, 2000. B.S. Engineering Science, University of Florida, 1996. |
Research Interests:Motion analysisRehabilitation engineeringBiomechanicsProsthetic designProfessional ExperienceStephanie Carey is currently teaching Foundations of Engineering for the department. During 2002-03, she was a Adjunct Math Instructor and taught Pre-Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry, and worked in math laboratory in the Front Range Community College in Boulder, CO. In 2001-2003, she was a Systems Engineer for Peak Performance Technologies, Englewood, CO where she participated in technical support, customer training, software and hardware testing, documentation writing, product research and design for a motion analysis measurement video and computer system. In 1996-2003, she was a research associate, responsible for data acquisition and analysis of Department of Defense and NIH Suspension Study involving the use of a harness to help persons with incomplete tetraplegia gait train with body weight support. She conducted and analyzed gait evaluations, maintained and improved equipment. |
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