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Psychology student, educator-at-heart, former national athlete.

Psychology × Education × Business — building human-centered learning experiences.

Dingyue Zhang skiing

Hi, I’m Dingyue

About me

A little about how I think.

Education: NYU — I’m studying Applied Psychology at New York University, with minors in Business Studies and Child & Adolescent Mental Health. I like turning research into experiences people can actually use — workshops, explainers, programs, and thoughtful media.

Education: NYU · New York, NYGPA 3.872 / 4.00Email

Education:

NYU — Applied Psychology (B.S.)

GPA 3.872/4.00 • expected May 2027

Athletics:

Former Chinese National Alpine Ski Team

World Championships & World Junior Championships (2023)

Experience:

Marketing + education programming

Adidas TERREX, a contemporary art museum, and sports media — brands, audiences, and learning moments.

Field notes

What I’m doing lately

  • Exploring child & adolescent mental health and evidence-based learning design.
  • Building a portfolio of mini explainers: “psych concepts, but practical.”
  • Open to research assistant roles and education/psych/business cross-over projects.

Playground

Tiny psychology widgets — tap, slide, shuffle.

A few playful elements to make the site feel alive (and a little nerdy).

Mood meter

Steady
Good moment for deep work (25 minutes).

Bias of the moment

Confirmation bias

We search for evidence that confirms what we already believe.

Try: Ask: “What would change my mind?” and look for one disconfirming data point.

Portfolio

Experiences across media, museums, and sport.

A few “portfolio-sized” stories — each mixes people, communication, and evidence.

Research · portfolio

Adolescent Justice (Developmental Science) — Translation & Commentary

A reader-friendly translation plus notes connecting developmental psychology and policy.

Developmental psychScience communicationEducation systems

Programs · portfolio

Museum public education programs

Designed and supported visitor-facing learning experiences and exhibition interpretation.

Learning designAudience researchFacilitation

Media · portfolio

Sports media & attention

Observed how storytelling and framing shape cognition and audience engagement in media.

Media psychologyBehaviorAnalytics mindset

Blog

Latest notes & mini explainers.

Short updates you can skim in a minute — perfect for building a public learning log.

More posts can link out to Notion, Substack, or a `/blog` route later — this block is designed to look like a living timeline.

Blog: Mini explainer: why adolescent decisions are not “small adult” decisions

Blog update:

Apr 2026

Mini explainer: why adolescent decisions are not “small adult” decisions

A friendly note on developmental windows, context, and what educators can do in real classrooms.

Development
Blog: Curiosity-first tours: what I learned from museum public education

Blog update:

Mar 2026

Curiosity-first tours: what I learned from museum public education

How pacing, questions, and sensory anchors change whether visitors stay engaged (and remember).

Education
Blog: From training logs to learning habits

Blog update:

Feb 2026

From training logs to learning habits

What elite sport taught me about feedback loops, recovery, and translating discipline into study design.

Performance

Research & writing

Publications and longer-form thinking.

Open journal and pen — representing writing and research

Publication · research

Rethinking Adolescents’ Justice through Developmental Science (OPUSzines)

Spring 2026 • NYU student psychology publication

Uses developmental psychology and neuroscience to analyze adolescent decision-making, plus real-world cases on how systems shape outcomes.

Skills and data visualization

Skills & tools:

Course snapshot

Developmental psychology, behavioral statistics, cultural psychology, and marketing (including data analysis methods).

SPSSStataExcelPowerPointCapCutiMovie
Languages and communication

Languages:

Communication

Chinese, English (fluent), German (basic conversational).

Contact

Let’s build something thoughtful together.

Research assistant roles, learning programs, or science communication collaborations.

Tell me what you’re working on — I’m especially excited about projects that connect evidence, education, and real-world impact.

Direct lines

Email: zhangdingyue1115@sina.com

Phone: +86 138 0136 1233