Brittany Flowers, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

San Diego, CA, US

San Diego, California, United States

Assay Research

San Diego, California, United States

Assay Research

Stanford, California, United States

- Organized and facilitated fall retreat and area-specific training for a team of over 60 Community Associates - Supervised team of 12 Community Associates responsible for organizing community-building events and addressing concerns/issues for over 600 graduate students and non-student partners residents- Managed team of 22 Community Associates responsible.

- Served as a point of contact for concerns or issues for over 300 graduate student residents- Hosted at least 3 events quarterly to foster community among over 300 graduate student residents - Organized a Sports-related quarterly event advertised to over 2,000 graduate students residents

- Advised over 20 first-year students in one-on-one sessions to help cope with the stressors and challenges of graduate school in the midst of a pandemic- Organized and facilitated workshops and events related to mental health and well-being- Evaluated candidates for the School of Medicine Mental Health Team

Stanford, California, United States

Project: Elucidating the role of p53 in the cellular origins of pancreatic cancer developmentAdvisor: Dr. Laura Attardi- Established 19 genetically engineered mouse models with a combination of 13 different alleles to investigate the impact of cell of origin and the tumor suppressor p53 pathway in pancreatic cancer- Identified a cell-of-origin gene.

Bethesda, MD

Project: Evaluating IKK16 and ACHP as anti-inflammatory agents for treatment of skin inflammation: in vitro and in vivo | Mentors: Dr. Stuart H. Yuspa (P.I.) and Dr. Luowei Li- Identified IKK16 and ACHP as anti-inflammatory agents with effective in vitro targeting of NFκB activation in primary mouse keratinocytes- Demonstrated that ACHP but not IKK16 was.

Project: The Pseudophosphatase MK-STYX Induces Neuronal Differentiation in PC12 CellsAdvisor: Dr. Shantá D. Hinton- Demonstrated that the Pseudophosphatase MK-STYX induces neuronal differentiation through the RhoA pathway and acts independent of the Ras/MAPK pathway- Co-authored 2 peer-reviewed publications, including 1 first-author

Williamsburg, VA

- Created informative bulletin boards and planned events to build community within the residence hall - Mediated conflict among residents and routinely monitored the residence hall for safety and security concerns

Baltimore, Maryland Area

Sponsored by the National Association of Health Services Executives - Shadowed clinical specialist and unit-based pharmacists - Cataloged pediatric oral medications for the installation of liquid filling machine, Filamatic- Evaluated youth programs facilitated at the University of Maryland Medical Center

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Cancer Biology

Dissertation: Deconstructing the cell of origin and the role of the p53 pathway in pancreatic cancer development Advisor: Dr. Laura Attardi

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Major: Biology; Minor: Chemistry, Magna Cum Laude, Honors In Biology

Activities and Societies: National Residence Hall Honorary, Residence Hall Association, Golden Key International Honour Society, Alpha.

High School Diploma, International Baccalaureate Diploma, Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, Marching Band, Basketball