Alexia Carrillo, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Applicant tracking systemInterpersonal skills

Wrote articles for the website featuring scientific research using Azure products and summarizing interviews with customers. Articles were SEO-optimized Wrote content on various web pagesCreated social media graphics and captions for X (formerly Twitter) and Linkedin. Created diagrams and infographics for use on websiteWrote emails highlighting featured articles

Hendersonville, Tn

Create and design Wordpress sites using Elementor and Gutenberg. Developed simple branding colors, logos, and templates. Set up integrations with other programs like email service providers and checkout carts.

Nashville, Tennessee

Virtually trained adult learners using Adobe Connect LMS to adhere to company SOPs and perform their specific job tasks at the expected level for the Census of 2020. Worked in a high-security area and ensured others followed security measures in the training area.

Nashville, Tennessee

I served as a “scientist in the classroom” where I co-taught high school students in an advanced research-based STEM program. In addition to aiding in content generation, I also created and evaluated assessments and projects while providing specific constructive feedback to help student’s succeed. I was involved in curriculum development, designing and implementing project based learning activities, organizing relevant learning experiences, grant writing, running a professional development workshop for teachers, and performing research to evaluate program effectiveness. Beyond teaching, I managed the social media aspects for the programs to enhance recruitment.

Birmingham, Alabama Area

During my postdoctoral training, I investigated genes involved in B cell activation and development, including germinal center B cell and plasma cell differentiation. Murine models were used to assess the impact of various expressions of specific proteins at the gene level. In addition, both in vitro and ex vivo methods were used to evaluate B cells. In addition to my research, I participated in a STEM mentorship program where a high school student was under my supervision for a summer learning scientific procedures and practices.

As communication co-chair, I facilitated communication between the executive board of the Pathology Student Association and the graduate students in the graduate program.

Rochester, Minnesota Area

As a summer research fellow in the laboratory of Dr. Karen Hedin, I used shRNA, transfection, Western blotting, flow cytometry and tissue culture methods to investigate T cell activation by the chemokine CXCL-12/SDF-1 through the chemokine receptor CXCR4.

Phd, Pathology, Microbiology And Immunology With A Focus On Cancer

Activities and Societies: Pathology Student Association

B.S., Biology: Molecular And Cellular Track, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Jack E. Snider Honors Fellow

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, Southwest Academic Conference-Math (SWAC), volleyball, soccer; governor's school student.