Daniel Mccullough Email & Phone Number

I feel that my range of undergraduate experiences has provided me with a skill set that will allow me to excel in both science-based, and non-science-based careers. I have voluntarily served in Georgia College's Council of Student Ambassadors, for Student Government campaigns, as a tour guide, and as an orientation leader. These experiences were an incredible opportunity to build my professional and communication-based skills with peers as well as adults. I also served as the Vice President of my fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi. During my time as Vice President I was able to organize and promote many philanthropic events for causes such as The Red Cross, Relay for Life, The Starkey Hearing Foundation, and many others. This helped me develop stronger leadership and management skills, as well as teaching me how to efficiently communicate with larger, official, organizations.Academically, I feel that I am well prepared for any biology or chemistry based career. I graduated with honors with a major in biology and a minor in chemistry. Biology and chemistry are my passion, and I would be more than excited to work a job revolving around these subjects. During my undergrad, I took various upper-level science courses such as Cellular and Molecular Biology,Organismal Physiology, Genetics, Organic Chemistry I & II, and Biochemistry. I also participated in undergraduate research based around bacteria quantification, water filtration, and microbial source tracking. I also took part in an internship at Old Capital Dentistry. Between these two experiences I feel very comfortable in a research laboratory or medical environment. Lastly, I would like to briefly touch up on my work experience with College Products. I served as the campus manager for College Products at Georgia College. My responsibilities were to recruit, train, and look over workers, as well as eventually train a new manager for when I left. I was also in charge of coordinating all deliveries of dorm room equipment (bed lofts, fridges, and futons) to the customers' dorms. This required me to hire around twenty workers, all of who I would train and look over, to make the initial deliveries (for the pre-orders). For any additional orders, I was solely responsible, which meant I had to communicate with the shipping of the parts, our corporate office in Iowa, and all of the students and parents who wanted to know when they would get their products. I believe that these responsibilities have given me an incredible set of transferable skills for any other job I may encounter in the future.

Listed skills include Hiring, Computer Literacy, Management, Mathematics, and 3 others.