Ginger Christina

I’m a senior at the University of South Florida, majoring in Behavioral Healthcare with a focus in Applied Behavior Analysis and Criminology. Over the past few years, I’ve developed a strong passion for understanding human behavior - especially as it relates to crime, the justice system, and forensic science. What drives me is a genuine curiosity about why people do what they do, and how we can use behavioral science to make real-life changes.

I’m eager to find an internship where I can gain hands-on experience in one of these areas, whether that’s criminology, behavior analysis, or forensic science. I’m especially interested in opportunities that blend psychology with the legal system, where I can contribute to investigations, research, or programs focused on behavior change and public safety.

My academic background has given me a solid foundation in behavioral assessment, criminological theory, and applied behavior analysis techniques. Beyond the classroom, I’ve spent time exploring how forensic psychology and behavioral science play a role in criminal investigations and decision-making. Ultimately, my career goal is to be a criminal analyst, combining forensics and criminal justice.

I’m a motivated, detail-oriented person who thrives when I’m learning something new or working as part of a team. I’m excited to take the next step and apply what I’ve learned in the real world through investigative support, offender rehabilitation programs, or behavioral interventions in forensic settings.

I am currently an Operations Manager at EoS Fitness, as well as a Personal Trainer. I am very driven and work both jobs on top of being a full-time student. In my studies, I have developed a strong foundation in behavioral analysis and criminology through my academic work and hands-on experiences. My background includes applied coursework in behavioral assessment and intervention, as well as criminological studies that focus on understanding criminal behavior and the justice system. In addition to my studies, I am seeking other opportunities to apply my skills in professional settings. My goal is to gain experience in environments such as forensic science, behavioral analysis, or criminology, where I can contribute to investigations, support offender rehabilitation efforts, or assist in behavioral intervention programs. I am known for my attention to detail, analytical thinking, and a genuine passion for understanding human behavior. I am eager to work in roles that require more critical thinking, collaboration, and a commitment to evidence-based practice.

University of South Florida
Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Healthcare (Applied Behavior Analysis)
Bachelor of Arts in Criminology
Expected Graduation: May 2026

• Specialized in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), focusing on behavioral assessment, intervention strategies, and evidence-based practices.
• Studied criminological theory, criminal behavior, forensic psychology, and the intersection of mental health and the criminal justice system.
• Gained a strong foundation in understanding human behavior, behavioral modification techniques, and their applications in forensic and criminal justice settings.