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Denver, Colorado, United States

Greenwood Village, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

I automated new advisor training using Power Automate cloud flows, displayed academic catalog information on website using Acalog API and WordPress, and provided technical support to advisors and students.

Denver, Colorado, United States

B.S. in Computer Science

Denver, Colorado, United States

I managed technology in conference rooms for hosting virtual meetings, collected and analyzed course data for Curriculum department, and digitized faculty dossiers and other documents.

Denver, Colorado, United States

I worked as a bartender and support for special events, then was promoted to Event Manager in February 2018. My primary responsibilities included being point of contact for all bar-related issues, transporting all equipment and alcohol to and from event, coordinating event timeline with catering manager and event planner, delegating tasks to staff members, setting up registers, distributing and collecting money for cash-bar events, ensuring client satisfaction, and adapting to any changes requested.I have managed events upwards of 400 guests and 20 staff members, from downtown Denver to as far away as Lake George and Camp Hale. During this time, I honed my communication, leadership, and teamwork skills. I cultivated trust and good relations with both venue managers and event planners, and was spoken highly of as a kind, dependable manager in a number of reviews from both clients and venues.

Jackson, Ms

I rotated through the following labs over the course of my first year:- Dr. Lique Coolen - neurobiology of reward and motivation- Dr. Mike Lehman - reproductive neuroendocrinology- Dr. Paul J. May - anatomical and physiological study of gaze control- Dr. Donna Platt - pharmacological and neurogenetic mechanisms of alcohol abuse- Dr. James Rowlett - pharmacological and behavioral mechanisms of benzodiazepine abuse- Dr. Douglas Vetter - physical interaction and biological consequence of sound on the inner ear- Dr. Wu Zhou - neurophysiology of vestibular function after traumatic brain injuryI settled under the mentorship of both Dr. Vetter and Dr. Zhou for my dissertation research, which combined ongoing projects in both labs. I investigated a corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) peptide-based signaling system within the vestibular end organs and their afferent neurons, as well as the potential roles this system may have. During this time, I learned to manage my time as all my experiments followed rigid protocols with specific time-courses. I balanced my time in the lab with attending classes, presenting and writing regularly about my research, and training new lab members and students techniques.

Oxford, Ms

I worked in Dr. Kenneth Sufka's psychopharmacology lab, running drug screening experiments utilizing his chick anxiety-depression continuum model, as well as rodent experiments with hot plate, elevated plus maze, rotor-rod, forced swim, conditioned-place preference, and light/dark boxes. I also worked in the lab while in collaboration with the Natural Products Research Center to discover natural compounds to treat cisplatin-induced neuropathy in mice.I was chosen alongside two other research assistants to coordinate and run experiments to test the efficacy of cannabinoid-based antidepressants using the chick anxiety-depression continuum model. This experience helped develop my leadership and organizational skills.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Computer Science, 3.52

Activities and Societies: National Society for Leadership and SuccessMinor in Mathematics

Master’S Degree, Biomedical Sciences, General, 3.84 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Association for Research in Otolaryngology - San Diego, 2016 (poster presentation)Concentration in Neuroscience

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology, 3.75 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Gamma Beta Phi, Psi ChiMinor in Spanish