- Conducted research in a molecular genetic lab with faculty advisor Kristy Kenyon. - Furthered my understanding of the development of the olfactory system in heliothine moth larva- Cloned the doublesex gene in drosophila.- This research consisted of techniques such as in situ hybridization, RNA extraction, RNA digestion using restriction enzymes, primer design using BLAST software, and transformations

Summit Behavioral Health is both and intensive and non-intensive out patient center for alcohol and substance abuse. - Assist in crisis intervention and patient outreach with Program Director- Observe group therapy Sessions and therapist treatment planning meetings

Conducted Research on the development in cervical ribs in rabbit fetuses. In the pharmaceutical industrial the development of drug induce cervical ribs are considered a malformation and can hinder further approval of a drug. In my research I was study to see if after birth the cervical rib would ultimately dissolve entirely as observed to happen in rats. This would change the documentation of a drug induced cervical rib to be titled a variation instead of a malformation. A variation impact the rout to approval less than a malformation because it is not considered life threatening. During my time at BMS I started the preliminary research by finding a drug known to cause cervical ribs in rabbit fetuses and performing a preliminary trial with a small sample size to determine the percentage of cervical ribs the in experimental rabbit fetuses compared to the control group.