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Greater St. Louis Area

Oversaw the hiring and training process for new employees at the Washington University in St. Louis Phonathon. Responsibilies included screening and interviewing prospective staff, directing new hire training sessions, and coaching experienced callers.

Greater St. Louis Area

Assisted the program center manager in managing, planning, and organizing the fundraising efforts for the Washington University Annual Fund. Responsibilities include development and management of student callers, hiring and training of new staff, staff motivation and retention, establishing and reaching goals for student callers, completing nightly closing.

Greater St. Louis Area

Contacted Washington University in St. Louis alumni with updates concerning the University, maintained and updated alumni contact information, and raised money through donations for the University's Annual Fund.

Greater St. Louis Area

Oversaw the research efforts of students participating in the research program and lead lectures designed to familiarize students with both the Emergency Department and the various studies in the Emergency Department conducted with the help of PEMRAP Research Associates.

Greater St. Louis Area

Assisted Washington University faculty members enroll patients in clinical research studies as part of the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Research Associates' Program (PEMRAP). Screened Emergency Department patients for study eligibility by collecting data regarding patient history and monitoring patient symptoms and treatments and enrolled eligible patients.

Greater St. Louis Area

Learned laboratory techniques including: mice perfusion, microtome usage, and immunostaining. Research investigated the co-location of m2AChR on synaptic terminals of parvalbumin neurons and whether these m2AChR-expressing terminals werenpreferentially localized in m2AChR-negative compartments or positive compartments in the visual cortex.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Investigated point mutations of the Shank3 gene in a mice model. Research focused on study of synaptic transmissions at early developmental stages and on change in activity levels at various brain regions in the two strains. Research was conducted at the Feng Lab in the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT with Yang Zhou.

Dalian, Liaoning, China

Instructed four sections of upper-level English classes and designed future curricula of English courses of varying levels.

Bachelor'S Degree, Electrical Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Applied Science (Major In Systems Science And Engineering)

High School

Activities and Societies: Proctor (Resident Adviser), Blue Key Society, Fencing