Working with videos gathered by the federal government in a study called the Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development (SECCYD)Using a Adobe Premiere Pro to extract slices from these videos for a larger study on how physical attractiveness affects the life changes of young people in terms of academic and social opportunities funded by the National Institute of Health

Provide aide and assistance to pediatric occupational therapists during their therapy sessions.Work with children with a variety of symptoms from sensory defensiveness, Autism, problems with self regulation, fine and gross motor coordination, balance, ocular motor skills, and visual perception.

Understand the mechanism of double strand break repair in relation to the role of architectural protein High Mobility Group Box Proteins (HMGB) using human sarcoma U2OS cells with a genetic sequence for I-Sce1 endonuclease to cause double strand breaks through the knock down of HMGB protein expression.Techniques learned:Cell culture of Mammalian cellssiRNA transfection of human cellsDexomethozone treatment of human cellsCell harvestDNA extractionPolymerase chain reaction PCRAgarose gel electrophoresisWestern blottingPolyacrylamide gel electrophoresisUse of Chemi-Doc and other laboratory technology.In the laboratory of Dr. Karen Vasquez

Teaching summer classes for SAT Math, AP Chem, Geometry, and Elementary Math Tutoring students individually in various math and science courses

Used Design Thinking as a problem solving method to design solutions to further the health and wellbeing of students on campusCreated and tested prototypes of health solutions for UT campus Promoted the Model Healthy Campus Initiative by first piloting the program and then acting as ambassadors for the rest of UT campus student, faculty, and staff to follow

Further the research done at Dell Pediatric Research Institute with a focus on the findings' implication on cancer treatment.Develop strategies to prevent or reduce cancer incidence. understand the mechanisms of chromosomal breakage and translocations in cancer to develop strategies to prevent or reduce cancer incidence. Provide new, greater insight into mechanisms of DNA breakage and genetic instability at specific chromosomal regions.Present your own research projects at the weekly presentations. .

Directed and executed the Johnson Center's 12 part free summer event series for children and families in the Austin area every Saturday from June to August.Emphasized full inclusion because of the client base of the Johnson Center that is focused around the Autism spectrum, other developmental delays, bio-research, and nutrition. Organized all guest presentations, speakers, activities, and food donations.Collected and managed over 60 volunteers. Generated an audience of 50 to 80 kids every Saturday.Partnered with Amy's Ice Cream, EasterSeals, KIND Bar, OH-SO Organic, Pease Elementary School, Austin Community College American Sign Language program, and the Deaf Network.

Established tutoring business netting $7000 revenue in the summer of 2014.Organized and educated 15 students in the summer of 2014 through 2 SAT preparation classes and 1 primary education class.Prepared lesson plans and class curriculum materials for all classes and private tutoring sessions. Provided remedial and supplementary education for over 40 students in Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and Chemistry.