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-Identified environmental hazards present across the southeast in accordance with current ASTM standards on a daily basis.-Performed Phase I ESA and Phase II ESA projects for commercial clients ranging from local to international.-Collaborated with team members in order to effectively and efficiently remediate hazardous sites to bring them into compliance with local and national standards.

-Implemented quality control systems for inventory systemization in order to create an efficient item flow that minimized costs and time input-Created protocol for registry management and security systems for store employees to follow in order to maintain high levels of customer satisfaction-Managed a team of four employees placing them in different positions according to their strengths

-Work with students age 12-20 to improve their knowledge and execution of science and math concepts-Analyze student needs and develop appropriate lesson plans to assist growth-Communicate student needs to both pupils and parents to maximize learning outside of lessons

-Head a team of dedicated workers and interface with clients in order to execute contracts efficiently and effectively.-Reduce wasted materials and client costs by introducing innovative ways of material use-Translate needs from English to Spanish to make client requests clear -Interpret and accurately recreate client requests in order to ensure complete satisfaction

-Implemented nationally certified certification opportunities for members in categories such as handling runaway reactions -Eliminated the barrier of financial membership fees by obtaining supplemental funding from the university and corporate sponsors-Presented certification content for the members of the AIChE in order to better facilitate learning on behalf of members of the organization -Served as primary meeting leader for annual conference, requiring skills such as clear presentation of material and tailored communication for each organization member in order to maximize success As President of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers University of Georgia Chapter my responsibilities included the leading of the various meetings held for the chapter. I was also in charge of the direction our organization as a whole. Under my leadership, we over quadrupled our membership and member participation in events. Also, a tradition of club provided certifications to benefit every member of our organization have become a biannual occurrence.

• Mastered knowledge around genetic modification of E. coli through techniques such as Lambda Red Homologous Recombination • Constructed concise, effective experiments to figure out how best to specify parameters and collect data • Trained under visiting post-doctoral scientists in methods of E. coli inoculum preparation and handling, as well as HPLC experiment analysis. In this position, I have mastered many basic and advance level laboratory techniques. The main description of the jobs revolves around E. coli and the genetic modification, and subsequent fermentation testings, with E. coli.

-Introduced ambitious methods to motivate the student body to join the organization such as through the hosting of potlucks and the sort-Worked well along side the officers in providing a smooth and effective regime for the members of the organizationAs Public Relations Officer for the American Institute of Chemical Engineers University of Georgia Chapter my responsibilities included reaching out to not only the student and faculty bodies at UGA, but I was also chief officer in charge of industry contact. It was my responsibility to reach out to various industries to ask questions that ranged from facility tours to sponsorship prospects.

During my time at Alphabet Soup Learning Center, I was an all purpose employee. My duties and tasks ranged from handling the intake of supplies of foods to the center, to assisting in the supervision of children, all the way to setting up and working out the logistics of an inflatable water slide every week for the children.