Mohammed Ullah Email & Phone Number

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Evanston, Illinois, United States

• I served as a teaching assistant to the organic laboratory labs (CHEM 215, 217, 232, 235) of the chemistry department at Northwestern University. Main responsibilities:
• Supervised organic laboratory classes of 16-20 students to promote individual growth and collaboration.
• Mentored students in developing their chemical techniques, scientific writing, and comprehension of fundamental concepts.
• Held office hours to assist students during the quarter and grade their lab reports, quizzes, and exams to assess their performance in the course.

Evanston, Illinois, United States

• I had the pleasure of working as a research assistant under Dr. Christian A. Malapit where I explored electrochemical and photochemical C–H Functionalization for my master's degree. Main accomplishments and.
• Collaborated on a C–H Functionalization project to electrochemically synthesize aryl DABCOnium salts to produce high-yielding and site-selective lynchpins through a robust and sustainable method.
• Investigated the first reported photoredox reactivity of these aryl DABCOnium salts for further functionalization (e.g., C–C, C–P, and C–B bonds) to expand the synthetic utility of these salts.
• Managed laboratory purchasing, delivery, and inventory as well as the maintenance of chemical equipment.

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

• I served as a Community Advisor and Resident Advisor for the Office of Residential Life at Wesleyan University. Main responsibilities:
• Managed the safety and well-being of 350 junior and 150 freshman residents while addressing their needs to create a smooth and enjoyable college experience.
• Developed a monthly newsletter to keep residents informed of campus deadlines, events, and campus resources (e.g., CAPS, student organizations, free health and hygiene care, etc.)
• Planned, budgeted ($2,000 annually), and executed 12 events over 2 years aimed at fostering community bonding and addressing topics such as alcohol content levels, microaggressions, and promoting diversity and.

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

• I worked as an undergraduate research assistant which accumulated to 7 projects during my time at Wesleyan University. The main objectives of a few of these projects are as follows:
• Conducted the total synthesis of a FRET detection probe (13 steps) to elucidate the lignin depolymerization pathway in termites for the development of sustainable methods for lignin degradation in biofuel and fine.
• Optimized the 4-step synthesis of a SAG molecule, a gene regulator used to activate the Hedgehog signaling pathway, with the goal of cost reduction compared to commercially available alternatives (250 mg is ~$20,000)..
• Investigated homologs between SAR-CoV-2 and previously studied viruses with known therapeutic agent treatments to formulate a NSF research proposal for a universal therapeutic agent treatment capable of targeting a.
• Identified and analyzed pivotal indicators for greenhouse gas reduction using advanced data visualization tools (e.g., facets, Shiny, riverplots, leaflets, area, dumbbell, tile plots, etc.), revealing nuanced.
• Data managed a nationally representative sample and utilized statistical analyses including Chi-squared tests, post hoc tests, and logistic regressions to explore the relationship between educational background and.

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

• I served as a Course Assistant for both an introductory chemistry course, Chem 142, and an organic chemistry lab, Chem 257/258, at Wesleyan University. Main responsibilities:
• Integrated the introductory chemistry course material into recitation sessions (15-20 students) to ensure their success within the class by tracking their progress and adjusting the workshops to address gaps in their.
• Supervised organic laboratory classes (20 students) to develop their chemical techniques and enhance their understanding.

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

• I served as a classroom tech support and a special events tech for the IT department at Wesleyan University. Main responsibilities:
• Conducted IT services across 47 campus buildings during the academic year and for external events, ensuring the university’s technology infrastructure remained up-to-date and functioned seamlessly, especially during.

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

• I served as an assistant to the Associate Director of the McNairs Scholars Program, Ronnie Hendrix. Main responsibilities:
• Gathered and managed data on approximately 100 alumni to monitor their advancement in graduate school.
• Developed data visualizations for the annual performance report to secure ongoing government funding.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

• I served as a youth worker at P.S. 225 through the Shorefront YM-YWHA organization. Main responsibilities:
• Facilitated after school programs for underrepresented K-12 students by developing and implementing age-appropriate lesson plans encompassing English, math, science, and art.
• Designed an immersive capstone project to create an architectural landscape of New York City to showcase their work.
• Monitored students’ attendance, engagement, and progress with course material to measure progress and eligibility to advance to the next grade.

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

• I served as a stockroom worker in the Chemistry Department. Main responsibilities:
• Oversaw the chemical inventory for the department, ensuring comprehensive stock levels in all chemistry labs.
• Prepared chemical solutions and equipment for the organic laboratory, ensuring a seamless and well-organized environment for lab activities.

Master Of Science - Msc, Chemistry, 3.7

Activities and Societies: ODI Initiative/NuBond and GoSTEM

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Chemistry, 3.8

Activities and Societies: Muslim Student Association, Shakti-South East Asian Organization, Spectrum, WesMass, Chemical Demonstrations.

High School Diploma, 4.0

Activities and Societies: President of the Abraham Lincoln High School Math Organization, Vice President of Arista: National Honors.