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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Reston, Virginia, United States

Engage with diverse clientele across the pharmaceutical space by identifying and promoting research opportunities and new discoveries in the field. Analyze competitive landscape and present findings to clients to guide decision-making, evaluate impact on clinical practice and assets, and drive strategic planning. Rewrite and summarize research in the field. Monitor regulatory and policy landscape to determine implications for accounts. Present both onsite and virtually. - Designed weekly newsletter to communicate latest news and updates for each therapeutic area, ensuring key content was prioritized for clients. - Wrote high-level articles with same-day distribution to respond to emerging and breaking news. - Built relationships with key stakeholders across therapeutic areas, including rare disease, women’s health, and chronic disease/endocrinology. - Expanded network of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) by conducting interviews with scientists and other leaders at conferences, virtually, and onsite.

Bethesda, Md

Led research projects for collaborative, global program bringing together experts from National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) and University College London. Adapted quickly to changing project goals based on resource availability, results of new research, trends in the industry, and stakeholder priorities. Prepared research summaries for print and presentation, including developing data visualizations. Presented research to both expert and non-expert audiences, including at FASEB Neurobiology and Visual Processing Conference. - Recruited to program as recipient of NIH Pre-Doctoral Intramural Research Training Award (opted out of doctoral research path following completion of graduate studies to focus on advocacy and communications). - Championed efforts of team and advocated for best practices, new policies, and innovation in the field through biweekly collaborative discussions (Science Policy Discussion Group), blog posts, and presentations. - Wrote grant proposals to secure annual resources to sustain program and continue research projects. - Synthesized research methods and experimental protocols by combining best practices in the areas of sterile lab techniques, microbiology, immunohistochemistry, confocal microscopy, PCR, and patch-clamp electrophysiology. - Developed doctoral-level thesis project studying role of protein expression diversity in function of retinal neurons. - Tracked key project milestones and experimental data to determine areas of improvement. - Selected as Finalist in NINDS Three-Minute-Thesis competition, articulating value and vision of project quickly. Research topic -- A Closer Look: Investigating synaptic diversity in retinal neurons.Advisor: Jeffrey Diamond, Ph.D. - Synaptic Physiology Section

Prince George'S County, Maryland, United States

Nurtured relationships with key partners, expanding buy-in and support for organizational mission with local schools and universities, nonprofits, and businesses (including in the STEM/healthcare spaces). Evaluated and secured internship, career development, and educational opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds. Led all social media engagement, marketing strategy, and account management for organization. Leveraged project-based learning and inquiry-based instruction to build supplemental programs for educational organizations that enhanced STEM opportunities for students. Recruited, hired, supervised, and trained team of 12 volunteers. - Launched organization with an emphasis on expanding access, equity, and engagement in STEM and health sciences among communities of color and low-income groups. - Recruited and trained more than 250 STEM and healthcare professionals to serve as mentors. - Championed program’s value and features in engagement with local organizations and committees, including Prince George’s County Public Schools and George Washington University. - Led expansion of program into four additional districts, including presenting to school boards for approval.- Served on Fundraising Committee responsible for developing fundraising strategies and securing resources to support mobile scientific laboratory unit via MediCorps Task Force. - Improved student engagement and retention by 15% through data analytics, using survey feedback, attendance trends, progress reports, and other insights to guide strategic and data-driven decision-making. - Sustained nearly 90% high satisfaction ratings in student surveys by targeting content to current trends. - Oversaw instructional design, curriculum development, training and facilitation, and feedback analysis for multiple learning and development opportunities, including conferences, workshops, and seminars for audiences of 300+.

China

- Taught virtual game-based learning English Curriculum to students ages 4-13- Consistently received high satisfaction reviews from parents- Evaluated student performance on a standardized rubric

Seongbuk-Gu, Seoul, Korea

Collaborated with diverse stakeholders and cross-functional teams during research project focused on optimizing novel “brain-on-a-chip” neuronal culture techniques. Maintained open lines of communication with International Program for the Advancement of Neurotechnology at University of Michigan and Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST). • Selected as 1 of 5 out of 100 applicants for National Science Foundation IPAN Fellowship. • Presented research and journal articles to diverse audiences, including nonscientific audiences.

Allendale, Mi

- Built rapport via phone calls with alumni and community donors to aid in the growth and development of Grand Valley State University - Completed digital transactions for donations while maintaining data privacy best practices for donors

Grand Rapids, Mi

Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program Research Mentor: Mary Karpen, Ph.D. Research Topic: Creating virtual reality protein mechanism animations for supplementary use in undergraduate biochemistry courses. Research Mentor: Eric Ramsson, Ph.D.Research Topic: Using electrochemistry techniques to measure neurotransmission in zebrafish brains.

Allendale, Mi

- Created individualized personal finance budgets with students - Evaluated student loan repayment options with graduating seniors - Presented financial literacy outreach programs to small groups and classrooms of students covering topics including credit scores, budgeting, student loans, and wealth building

Buffalo, Ny

Research Mentor: Gabriela Popescu, Ph.D. Research Topic: Using electrophysiological techniques to analyze the permeation and kinetic changes in mutated NMDA receptors.

Tokyo, Japan

I was awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to have a teaching-based internship abroad in Tokyo, Japan.Responsibilities: - Taught kindergarten curriculum in English to non-native speaking students ages 4-6 - Taught after-school supplementary English lessons to students ages 4-12

Master Of Philosophy - Mphil, Neuroscience

Activities and Societies: Activities and Societies: Dance Society, Social Committee Member for Neuroscience Ph.D. studentsAdvisor: Stuart.

Bachelor’S Degree, Biochemistry

Activities and Societies: Frederik Meijer Honors Program Ambassador for Center of Women & Gender Equality President of Panhellenic.