-Level 4b (Spring 2018) placed for internship at Coastal Healthcare during early intervention services alongside DC's Strong Start program. -Level 4a (Fall 2017) placed for internship at DCPS Thomson Elementary School and Key Elementary School-Level 3 (Summer 2017) clients included a 3-year-old male with global language delay. Goals targeted both expressive and receptive language.- Level 2 (Spring 2017) clients included a 70-year-old male with Parkinson’s disease, a 27-year-old female with vocal nodules, and a 60-year-old MtF transgender client. All goals were focused on healthy and ideal voice production. Included visipitch and safe-space training opportunities.-Level 1 (Fall 2016) clients included a seven-year-old male with Autism. Goals focused on pragmatics, reading comprehension and expressive vocabulary.-Provided clinical community hearing cognition, and speech screenings at local venues to the general public.-Additionally, helped at a local elementary school giving in-classroom intervention to a class of 20 children Fall 2016 to Spring 2017.

• Taught primary school children about marine conservation.• Maintained the fish and coral reef tanks.

• Examined the effects of caterpillars as leaf tiers in forest ecosystems.• Conducted field experiments and collected wild caterpillars.• Bred and cared for caterpillars and moths in the lab.

� Advised undergraduate biology students during office hours. � Wrote and graded quizzes and assignments. � Created and administered labs.

� Used functional morphology and histology to determine evolution of the palatal organ. � Wrote a senior honors thesis on fish morphology. � Presented findings at SICB conference in January 2012. � Maintained the fish tanks and breeding programs.

� Performed protein bioassays and prepared tissue cultures. � Performed DNA fingerprinting including isolating DNA and gel electrophoresis. � Field research on how plant pollinators are affected by different environmental factors. � Worked on the conservation and understanding of different plant species.