- Prepared medical record and documentation for review by physicians- Transcribed patient history, findings from medical examinations, and physician recommendations during patient visits to streamline health care delivery- Pended orders for medications, referrals, tests, and procedures as directed by the physician

- Developed modules and 3D models to help bring biotechnology to rural Maine using the technology of augmented reality- Virtually met with high school students to present concepts such as DNA replication, transcription, translation, and signal transduction- Attended weekly meetings discussing new directions of the project and troubleshoot issues with HoloLens development

- Research focused on understanding the molecular mechanisms of JC polyomavirus infection of various human cell types- Employed wet bench techniques such as Western blots, immunofluorescence staining, viral infectivity assays, and siRNA knockdown - Utilized differential gene expression analysis of various cell lines infected with JC polyomavirus to elucidate potential genes implicated in infection- Attended regular weekly meetings to summarize new findings, discuss implications, and practicepresentation style- Scraped data on COVID-19 testing procedures used by universities nationwide to provide the University of Maine leadership task force with data for evidence-based decisions- Presented findings through different mediums at several symposia to an academic audience

- Used several novel machine learning techniques to understand viral mutations isolated fromvarious tissue sources of patients with several disease statuses- Presented weekly updates summarizing research results, research experiences, and futuredirections to both the primary investigator and the MSGC

- HON/BMB 150 is a wet lab course on phage biology used to teach laboratory techniques such as aseptic pipetting, gel electrophoresis, and electron microscopy, among others. Responsibilities include supervising students in the lab, assisting in preparation for class, and helping troubleshoot experiments.- HON/BMB 155 is a dry lab class focused on learning genome annotation, ORF identification, BLAST analysis, and other bioinformatic techniques. Responsibilities include aiding students with observing student behavior and progress, troubleshooting computer programs, and guiding students through genome annotation. - Office hours-like sessions to foster student development and content comprehension through student lead thought. Students come to clarify topics being discussed in BMB 150 and 155, discuss laboratory and experimental strategies, and receive help with coursework of other classes.

- Coordinated and taught two 1 hour class sessions of HON 170: Currents and Contexts with another course facilitator with classes centered around the discussion of topical events and media literacy using a flipped classroom model- Graded weekly student assignments and presentations focused on a given topic determined by course facilitators and professor

- Weekly tutoring provided for all introductory chemistry courses, up to Organic Chemistry II, in the Support for Science Students (S^3) living learning community (LLC) on campus

- Funded by INBRE to perform bioinformatic research under the supervision of Joel Graber at MDI Biological Laboratory- Research focused on employing multiple tools for deconvolutional RNA-Seq analysis to predict cell type proportions of zebrafish bulk RNA-Seq using a previously published single-cell RNA-Seq atlas- Presented methodology and findings at MDI Biological Laboratory Student Symposium to a general and scientific audience

- Employment of communication skills in handling sales interactions with customers- Creation and maintenance of proper daily financial documentation- Performed regular inventory checks and assisted in inventory management

- Communicate with incoming undergraduates majoring in biochemistry, molecular & cellular biology, and microbiology to answer questions regarding the majors, extracurriculars, and college life- Participated in Accepted Student Events to speak about the biomedical sciences department