I am the lead undergraduate assistant for Dr. Jim Friedman in Entrepreneurship 101. I lead 370 students and 12 other UAs to market the entrepreneurship program positively. I also coordinate students professionally and communicate daily to ensure smooth class operation.

I worked this summer with my amazing mentor Dr. Sara Quinney. I collaborated with faculty at Indiana University and Ohio State to finish data curation for the MPRINT Hub. I simplified and improved the Collaborative Online Perinatal & PEdiatric Repository (COPPER) database website and survey using REDCap. I created social media advertisements and created new logos for various organizations like the MPRINT Hub and the Indiana CTSI DTRMP Symposium.

I was an undergraduate assistant for Entrepreneurship 101 with Professors Jim Friedman and Bethany Schwan. I graded assignments and assisted with in-class responsibilities. ESP 101 is a crucial class that introduces students to the world of entrepreneurship. It is a class that every student in the department must take as a pre-requisite to other ESP classes, and I am happy to be a part of that experience.

I worked with Dr. Sara Quinney using PubMed to extract important data relating to antidepressants in pregnant populations to add to a worldwide database on the Maternal and Pediatric Precision in Therapeutics (MPRINT) Hub. I also learned about and performed basic laboratory techniques such as creating calibration curves for high-pressure liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry machines while assisting in Dr. Quinney's Clinical Pharmacology Analytical Core (CPAC) Laboratory.

I provided industry-leading customer service, even twice winning the "WOW" award for outstanding customer service. I was consistently on top of the leaderboard for selling unlimited passes and special promotions. In addition to interacting with customers, I loaded cars into the tunnel, cleaned vacuums, took out the trash, deep-cleaned the tunnel after hours, and performed other maintenance tasks in all weather conditions.