Applying Model-on-Demand (MoD) estimation to behavioral data.Using discrete simultaneous perturbation stochastic approximation (DSPSA) to optimize MoD models.Funded by the Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative (Spring 2021)

-Lead a team of 10 undergraduate students and managed a budget of $9,110 funded by Barrett, the Honors College -Planned and hosted 10+ community events (mixed social-distanced in-person and virtual) over two semesters-Obtained sponsorship from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust to fund prizes for contributors-Assembled the annual publication in InDesign-Oversaw the integration of augmented reality to enhance the publication experience to expand the scope of undergraduate literary magazines.

-Wrote three ImageJ scripts that improved the accuracy and efficiency of image analysis.-Explored six new etching chemistries to improve etching uniformity and speed for low temperature solder.-Researched microcontact printing techniques and parameters to advance pathfinding projects.

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Fiction Editor at Barrett, the Honors College's literary review magazine, Lux (the editorship also holds a position among Barrett, the Honor's College Leadership Council)

Summer Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for CHE 231: Fluid Mechanics at Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University.Ran weekly recitations with 50 students and provided homework help, test prep, and general tutoring.

Biomolecular Mechanics and Nanotechnology Laboratory, Center for Molecular Design and BiomimeticsExperience with DNA, proteins, cell cultures, manuscript writing, grant writing, creating figures for publication, data analysisResearch topics: Holliday Junctions, Origins of life.

Research on the sensory experience to enhance K-12 STEM education by emphasizing the utilization of senses in the exploration of the unknown.

CHE 384 - Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineers

Equity in Engineering Research Assistant with a focus on data management and engineering workshops for K-5 students

PHY 121 - University Physics 1 Mechanics, Calculus-based for Engineers

Built a sensory garden at the Environmental Education Center in Chandler, Arizona as a part of the construction of their Demonstration Garden. The grand opening of the sensory garden portion took place on April 22, 2017, as part of their Earth Day celebrations and included a ribbon cutting ceremony with the mayor of Chandler. (See 'projects' to view a blog that kept track of all my progress)