Designed the backdrop, t-shirt, and program for a show with 5,000 attendees that raised over $50,000Managed 50 fellow troopers in the creation of materials for the show

Performed data annotation using Datavyu to code directional eye movements to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of recast therapy as a treatment for DLDCollaborated in weekly lab meetings by presenting slides on published recast therapy research and contributed to discussions on various language research papers’ limitations and future clinical applications

Assisted in lab procedures for four projects studying chemical agent exposures to identify decontamination treatments for military applicationsResearched the effects of exposure to toxic inhalants in laboratory rats and nerve agents on skin samplesApplied laboratory skills such as sterile technique, assays, micropipetting, and data analysisUtilized industry standard laboratory equipment including the Seahorse metabolic analyzer, Biorad Luminex 200, Spectramax M5 plate reader, DSI Finepointe software, whole body plethysmography, and Gasmet FTIR

Conducted data collection by proctoring studies with human participants, utilizing and calibrating the EyeLink 1000 eye tracker to investigate how an object's location influences its identificationDistinguished and transcribed over five hours worth of five-minute segments of parent speech from LENA recordings for analysis of the effects of home interactions on language proficiency

Employed vigilance and responsibility to ensure the safety of patrons, balanced working while attending school

Facilitated over 500 climbs without incident by rigorously and vigilantly following all safety proceduresInstructed children ages 11-17, in team-building exercises and climbing skills in a high-risk environment

Maintained rigorous safety protocol and managed all lake activity for over 2,000 campers and troop leadersManaged six other employees and ensured they were meeting expectations through performance reviewsFacilitated the direction of the lake program by instructing children, managing the organization of the lake, and performing maintenance on boats and other aquatics equipment

Planned over 40 meetings and events for the club’s 600 membersOpened a club bank account for finances and managed thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment

Raised hundreds of dollars and organized the construction of a rain garden in Perry Hall, MarylandRan booths and spoke to hundreds of scouts at events spreading awareness for native vegetation and rain gardens