- Host and present resume and cover letter workshops to expand access to on-campus career resources- Brainstorm and implement ideas to expand the involvement of minority students in the Career Education resource

Research assistant in the Arumainayagam Lab at Wellesley College. ▪ Preparing a review article about organic molecule formation in circumstellar envelopes in AGB stars▪ Installed and troubleshot Hiden mass spectrometer on prototype chamber in vacuum conditions▪ Organized and annotated protocols to keep records of lab advancements▪ Prepared chamber for experiments using liquid nitrogen for cooling and followed order-specific equipment warm-up procedures

Interned at the Translational Molecular Pathology Lab. I shadowed professionals in a lab setting and aided in laboratory experiments.▪ Acquired fundamental education in immunology cancer research and clinical samples processing▪ Learned generation and immune profiling of TIL utilizing flow cytometry and single-cell sequencing▪ Applied statistical techniques to data analysis to contribute to a scientific publication

Summer Research Intern in the Schadler lab. ▪ Researched radiosensitivity of Ewing sarcoma cell lines to further design murine model experiments▪ Learned various lab techniques including clonogenic assay, Western Blotting, genotyping, cell culture, and plate cutting to manage multiple projects at once▪ Attended career-focused lectures, an Intensive Cancer lecture series, and explored literature to enhance personal understanding of radiobiology

Psychology Department intern. Worked on technologies that discourage cancer-causing habits.▪ Assessed educational technology designed for cancer prevention (reducing tobacco use in youth)▪ Examined causes for juvenile tobacco use to find relevant deterrents across the Houston population

Summer Student in a cancer intensive designed as an alternative to regular summer programming during COVID-19 shutdowns. ▪ Attended lectures about epigenetics, gene regulation, meiosis, and hereditary involvement in cancer▪ Explored career paths through a panel discussion with current physician-scientists and scientists