⦁ Produces anode and cathode electrodes by mixing slurries, coating, and prepping electrodes for cell production. ⦁ Form battery cells⦁ Run and process cell formation data. The data is then analyzed and written into a monthly report.⦁ Operate industrial mixers, coating machines, calanders, slitters, winders, welders, groovers, crimpers, and formation machines.

I register, prepare, and aliquot soil samples and plant tissue. I also run various chemical tests on the samples.

I have led weekly labs for introductory Physics students and have tutored them outside of class. I was also in charge of getting equipment and grading homework.

I organize and lead meetings, recruit members, and ensure that every female physics major has the same opportunities as males.

My job includes giving local schools basic information on constellations, the stars, and other astronomy related topics through a self written script. I am proficient in operating planetarium technology and entertaining large groups of people.

I am in charge of securing the payload. I worked with a team to send up an accelerometer on a launch.

As Secretary, my job is to organize meetings and accommodate the needs of the Society. I keep records of the society's meetings and excursions as well as help manage it's social media site.

I modeled the energetics and thermodynamics of these candidate Co alloys that competed with NI based alloys.

I helped investigate whether there was wobbling within 135Ce by analyzing the data obtained in a recent experiment.

As an intern, I use programming to include face-to-face and virtual engagement opportunities to reach members around the globe. I assist the staff in researching best practices and benchmarking programing with sister societies as well as in the development of content. I also support the development of our Student Leadership program curriculum, which engages over 200 students from 61 countries.

I explained the basic Physics behind a rocket to groups of 30+ people and led rocket launch demonstrations.