Danielle Shepherd Email & Phone Number

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

I worked as a DAG for two IndyCar race seasons. I was responsible for data analysis and car setup in Pi along with running and writing many Excel VBA reports to analyze performance of a racing event. I was also responsible for maintaining a timing stand and repairing and inspecting looms and electrical equipment necessary for a car to compete at an IndyCar.

I prepared liquid crystal mixtures and made the liquid crystal writing tablet displays. I collected data regarding tests performed on Boogie Boards to describe durability and environmental performance. I was responsible for the design and execution of tests for products and then the organization and communication of results produced by these experiments.

Grade weekly homework assignments for introductory math courses.August 2012 - December 2012: Calculus & Analytic Geometry IIJanuary 2013 - May 2013: Calculus for Social SciencesAugust 2013 - December 2013: Calculus & Analytic Geometry II

As a student assistant at the science library on campus, I am responsible for helping other students perform research. Through this job, I have become a more responsible individual. I have also gained a vast knowledge regarding online research and the resources available to students.

I assist students taking the mathematical modeling course with their weekly labs. In addition, I hold weekly office hours where they can come to me help on the labs or with the coursework.

Davidson, North Carolina

In the summer of 2013, I had an internship at Davidson College. This internship allowed me to work with a mathematics professor at Davidson College as well as the Trackside Systems Director at Michael Waltrip Racing. This was a wonderful experience for me because it allowed me to connect mathematics and racing. Through this internship, I was able to.

Grade weekly homework assignments for introductory physics courses.August 2012 - December 2012: Foundations of Physics I

Wooster, Ohio

I was part of a five person research team that studied Klein links and their invariants. Klein links are similar in formation to the well-known class of torus knots. The work that I did focused mainly on classifying and categorizing the Klein links that were generated based on previous categories already created. Invariant properties, such as the crossing.

As an research assistant in the AMRE program, I continued research in the field of knot theory, still focusing specifically on Klein knots and links. In this full time position, I collaborated with two students and two faculty members in order to continue to categorize and classify Klein knots and links.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Mathematics And Physics

High School Diploma