Managing Augmented Warfighter program.

Project management for Office of Naval Research (ONR) Force Health Protection Program.

•Support the Director and of Research and the Director of Discovery and Invention at the Office of Naval Research in the development of an evaluation framework for basic and early applied research investments. •Managed a project to develop a agency-wide, basic research award search engine to enable staff to readily and effortlessly access information regarding funding investments.•Lead the organization-wide implementation of a uniform and efficient research performance progress report (RPPR) process to collect and record research input and output data by leveraging existing resources and forming a partnership with a partner organization.•Lead project to evaluate Naval STEM investment portfolio•Co-lead project to create ONR's 70th anniversary commemorative website •Lead ONR's Distinguished Lecture Series

-Lead the development, testing, and deployment of the first monitoring system for the Emerging Frontiers in Research and Innovation (EFRI) program -Supervise the first pilot project of the NSF Data Warehouse migration project oProvide guidance to the technical team (internal: Division of Information Systems and the contractor) in charge of implementing the migration of data collected by the Small Business Innovation Research program to the NSF Data Warehouse oPerformed User Acceptance Testing on the data to be merged for errors and compatibility oTranslated findings into business rules and best practices documents to be used for future references for designing new monitoring systems oDesigned dashboards by collecting user-stories from Program Directors to best meet their needs for presentation to the Industrial Innovations and Partnership Advisory Committee MeetingExtracurricular activities includes:•Co-founder- PEApod (Program Evaluation and Assessment) Working Group•Co-founder- Women's Issues in Science and Engineering (WISE) Affinity Group

- Served as a Project Manager responsible for the oversight of a portfolio grants - Gave presentations to various audiences about the program oPresented the research of the programs grantee’s to the NCI Deputy Director oSpeaker at the 4rth Regional, State, and Local Initiatives in Nanotechnology Workshop in the Panel entitled “Federal Resources for Innovative Programs” -Authored a Company Profile manuscript that revealed the commercial promise of the projects funded by the program-Led a group of 17 experts across the nation in the field of Cancer Nanotechnology Imaging in the authorship and submission of a manuscript accepted for publication in Nano Today-Created and developed several databases documenting the various activities of the program including publications, patents, commercialization activity, and clinical trial databases in Endnote, Excel and Filemaker Pro

Molecular Medicine PhD CandidateThesis Title: Analyzing the Regulation of HPV Replication and Transcription in its Natural Host, the KeratinocyteResearch Description:Discovered a novel mechanism of primary keratinocyte immortalization using a Rho Kinase inhibitor. This technique can be used to improve basic research by providing researchers with a reliable model of normal epithelia. In addition, this treatment leads to the rapid expansion of normal keratinocytes that could have the therapeutic potential to develop autologous skin grafts for skin transplantation. (Patent Pending) Extracurricular activities includes:• Co-Founder- Science Policy Discussion Club• Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE) Representative– Individual Partnership Program for the Graduate Student Council• Committee Member- Science Policy Group for the NIH Career Symposium

Thesis Title: Analyzing the Regulation of HPV Replication and Transcription in its Natural Host, the KeratinocyteResearch Description:Discovered a novel mechanism of primary keratinocyte immortalization using a Rho Kinase inhibitor. This technique can be used to improve basic research by providing researchers with a reliable model of normal epithelia. In addition, this treatment leads to the rapid expansion of normal keratinocytes that could have the therapeutic potential to develop autologous skin grafts for skin transplantation. (Patent Pending)Extracurricular activities includes:• Secretary- Graduate Student Association • Co-Chair – Graduate Student Career Day