ashlie veronie
Program Financial Analyst at ManTech
program financial analyst mantech
ManTech
https://www.linkedin.com/company/mantech
Reston, Va
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Program Financial Analyst
Kohl's
https://www.linkedin.com/company/kohls-department-stores
Manassas, Virginia, United States
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Operations Associate
SplashDown Waterpark
https://www.linkedin.com/company/splashdown-waterpark
Manassas, Virginia
Concessionaire
Bachelor of Science - BS
Engineering
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James Madison University
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This is a hip-hop urban dance crew on campus. This was the first school year that the dance crew held auditions to be on the team; as an executive board member I was a part of the audition and decision process. As the Treasurer I am responsible for handling all org. funds (membership fees, payments to enter showcases, etc.) I am also responsible for organizing fundraisers.
Visual Distortions Dance Crew
Treasurer
This is a christian faith group
Intervarsity
member
Abstract: Patients of Van Nes Rotationplasty often experience pain in their residual limb, due to the novel nature of the surgery. Literature review reveals that this pain occurs in a location on the limb that coincides with an abnormal concentration of force with respect to normal loading conditions. This paper discusses the results of a project where common engineering techniques were used to redesign a prosthetic leg and alleviate this pain for a client. The scope, for the purpose of this process, has been limited to the prosthetic “socket” where the residual limb sits. Use of 3D modeling and printing allows for quick, low cost iteration of the socket for testing, and is thus critical to the process. In full, the paper provides a prescriptive method to redesign a rotationplasty prosthesis towards the same result, for any client. The developed methodology for testing the device utilizes force sensors placed inside the socket, comparing the internal forces between a new model and an original, problematic one. In addition to this force measurement method, the process implements a prosthetic comfort evaluation form, allowing a client to qualitatively provide feedback on a prosthetic. Existing literature implied that reduction of force at the location of observed pain will reduce that pain, and client testing confirmed that notion, confirming the viability of the force sensor testing method.
Redesigning a Rotationplasty Prosthetic
IEEE
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This was a two year project that I worked on with the rest of my engineering team. The four of us were tasked with the goal of redesigning a more comfortable prosthetic for our client, a previous JMU professor. The client had an amputation called Rotationplasty at a young age. Because of his unique prosthetic needs he has been wearing custom made prosthetics since his amputation.



The client gave the team his old prothetics for the use of studying and possibly reuse. After doing research on rotationplasty prosthetics the team determined that the corset, (prosthetic) foot, and pylon could be reused from the client's old prosthetics. To make the prosthetic more comfortable the team would work on redesigning the socket.



The trade off with a redesigned socket is a more horizontal socket provides less mobility but also keeps the forces more on the plantar surface of the foot, where the forces should be according to human anatomy, making the socket more comfortable. After doing research and performing multiple static analyses on various existing and conceptualized designs the team decided on a design to work with.The team was able to build and test an alpha and beta prototype.
Madison Mobility 2.0
In the past two decades the opioid problem has become a major health concern. The over-prescription and misuse of the drugs have lead to addiction and fatalities. This project was aimed to create a feasible solution to help combat the opioid crisis

This project was a part of an X labs class, which is a hands on design and building class. I was the only engineer on my interdisciplinary team (the other members consisted of a pre-med music major,  health science majors, and a biology major). After researching the needs of the community our team decided to focus on the group of people in rehab or coming out of rehab.

The design that we came up for our specific population was  an app and watch design that would create a more connected supportive community. The app would be integrated with a watch design
Design for Medical Innovations: opioid crisis
As a team we designed and built a bike for a client with bilateral cerebral palsy. The main challenge was the fact that the client had limited control, strength, and ability to extend her leg on the right side of her body. Our design provided a lowered seat to allow for a more optimal leg range and lower pedal force. Our design also provided three wheels for stability. A full seat with a full back rest for support and comfort
Bicycle Design and Build
The team had to use the funds that were raised in the Profitable Business Project to build a can structure. Canstruction is an event that requires participants to build structures out of donate-able canned goods. The aim of the event is to raise public awareness for homeless food needs and all canned goods used to build structures are donated to a local food bank. For this project my team created a structure designed to look like a foam finger with the letters JMU in it.
Nonprofit Canstruction
We were tasked with creating a sell-able good or service. We had to create a detailed business model, do our own advertising and then generate a profit from the good the team was selling
Profitable business model
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Harrisonburg, VA
Andrew Albertson
Cyber Security Engineer, Sr at ManTech
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Danville, VA
Jenna Keys, MA
Outpatient Mental Health Counselor
https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-mullen-9bb9a513a
Harrisonburg, VA
Justin Mullen
Claims associate at Statefarm Insurance
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-wang-74a40257
Royal Oak, MI
Bryan Wang
Product Owner
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-petak-873892106
Manassas, VA
Andrea Petak
Legal Secretary at Culin, Sharp, Autry & Day, P.L.C.
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Virginia Beach, VA
Katinka Johnson
Supv Admin Specialist at Norfolk Naval Shipyard
https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenn-mccoy-043aa411a
Springfield, VA
Glenn McCoy
Bridge inspector at Athavale, Lystad & Associates, Inc.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-foltz-7b657814a
United States
Matthew Foltz
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachary-high-61710612a
Chalfont, PA
Zachary High
Field Engineer in Training for PEG LLC
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Virginia Beach, VA
Jessica Thompson
Director of Recruitment and Compensation
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Greater Richmond Region
Gyanan Kha
Sales Associate at Grocery
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-turner-4025765
Manassas, VA
Kevin Turner
Administrator at Prince William County Schools
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Columbia, MO
Bryan Wang
Analyst at Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
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Harrisonburg, VA
Mark Jockin
Engineer at Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division
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Harrisonburg, VA
Joshua Williford
Student at James Madison University
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Manassas, VA
Maureen Ellis
International Baccalaureate Administrator at Prince William County Public Schools
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Fulks Run, VA
Sandra Stump
Administrative Assistant, Vice Provost of Research & Scholarship at James Madison University
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Wichita, Kansas Metropolitan Area
Trenna Curson
Designer at Sikorsky Aircraft
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