Sean Dunn Email & Phone Number

Wethersfield, Ct, Us

Storrs, Connecticut, United States

As a Senior Analyst, I continue to source early-stage startups in the healthcare industry. As Event Coordinator, I organize conferences and social gatherings for the Fund.

Storrs, Connecticut, United States

As STEM Fund Analyst, I sourced HealthTech start-ups in the pre-seed stage whose mission aligns with the thesis of Hillside Ventures. I attended conferences and served as the Community Engagement Coordinator.

Elected to serve as the sole undergraduate on UConn's Board of Trustees, the highest student position in the University, representing over 25,000 students across 7 campuses throughout the state of Connecticut. In the role, I serve on the Financial Affairs; Academic Affairs; Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship; and Student Life committees.

Farmington, Connecticut, United States

As the only undergraduate student in the Cato T. Laurencin Institute for Regenerative Engineering, I research how to prepare microsphere scaffold and encapsulate carrier ions for drug delivery as part of my independent study. My research specifically is focused in improving upon the pioneering mechanisms of synthetic artificial stem cells (SASC's) and analyzing chelators in how they congeal metallic particulates.

Storrs Mansfield, Connecticut, United States

Course grader for ENGR 3400 - Engineering Data Analysis

Storrs, Connecticut, United States

Serve as a peer advisor for the College of Engineering, helping underclassmen achieve academic success.

Storrs, Connecticut, United States

As a passionate advocate for innovation and education within the field of engineering, I am honored to serve as the sole student representative on the University of Connecticut's School of Engineering Dean Search Committee. In this unique role, I have the privilege of contributing my perspective, insights, and dedication to helping select the visionary leader who will guide our school into an exciting future.

Storrs, Connecticut, United States

As a research assistant at Dr. Feng's Neuroengineering and Pain Research Lab, I had the privilege of contributing to cutting-edge research in the field of neuroengineering and pain management. My role involved helping PhD students conduct experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and collaborating with a diverse team of researchers to advance our understanding of neurological disorders and pain mechanisms.

Wethersfield, Connecticut, United States

As a part-time elementary school substitute paraprofessional, I am dedicated to supporting the educational growth and development of young students. In this role, I provide valuable assistance to teachers, help maintain a positive and productive classroom environment, and offer individualized support to students with diverse learning needs. I find immense fulfillment in contributing to the educational experience of students and am committed to fostering an inclusive and nurturing learning environment.

During my time as a camp counselor at Elanor Buck Wolf Nature Center, I had the privilege of leading and mentoring a group of 15 energetic 7-year-olds. This role allowed me to foster a love for nature and environmental education while ensuring a safe and engaging camp experience. I organized and supervised various outdoor activities, facilitated team-building exercises, and encouraged curiosity and exploration among the campers. It was a rewarding experience that honed my leadership and communication skills and left a lasting impact on both the children and myself.

Storrs Mansfield, Connecticut, United States

As a member of the University Senate Planning Committee, I bring attention to many areas of need on campus and propose solutions. Most recently, I have been working on the integration of health and mental health resources on campus into a centralized location as well as the implementation of pedestrian safety infrastructure including HAWK lights to mitigate future accidents. I have also been communicating student concern surrounding the lack of transparency regarding the University's plan to decarbonize and divest from fossil fuel companies.

Storrs Mansfield, Connecticut, United States

As Director of External Affairs, I chair weekly committee meetings to implement initiatives and projects pertaining to anything external to the University, including but not limited to facilitating discussions with the town of Mansfield, the Connecticut General Assembly, and ultimately representing the student body to advocate for optimal resources. As a member of the governing board for the Undergraduate Student Government, I use my leadership skills to create tangible change on campus.

Storrs, Connecticut, United States

As State Affairs Liaison, I coordinated discussions and events between the State Capitol and UConn. I advocated on behalf of the University for resources to optimize student success.

I had the opportunity to be a part of the UConn Consulting Group's Junior Consulting Program. It was a transformative experience that allowed me to apply my analytical and problem-solving skills to real-world business challenges. Through this experience, I learned a lot about case management and the intricacies of the industry.

Glastonbury, Connecticut, United States

I enjoyed working as a team member at Noodles & Company, where I contributed to a fast-paced culinary environment. During my time there, I focused on providing exceptional customer service, preparing delicious meals, and collaborating effectively with my colleagues to ensure a smooth dining experience for our guests. It was a valuable experience that taught me the importance of teamwork, attention to detail, and the art of delivering top-notch customer satisfaction

Bloomfield, Connecticut, United States

As a construction laborer at Timbergyms, I played an integral role in the successful completion of various construction projects for our subcontracting firm. My responsibilities included assisting with site preparation, carrying out manual labor tasks, and collaborating closely with team members to ensure project timelines were met. This experience allowed me to gain valuable hands-on construction skills, adapt to dynamic work environments, and contribute to the growth and success of our team. It was a fulfilling chapter in my career that reinforced the importance of hard work, teamwork, and appreciation for the industry.

Bachelor Of Science In Engineering - Bse, Biomedical Engineering, 15

Junior (Semester I) Biomedical Engineering Student Minors: Materials Science and Entrepreneurship. Cumulative GPA: 3.91 (through 100.

High School Diploma

Cumulative GPA: 4.02. President and Founder of the Hiking Club (became the school's most populous club in three weeks) Sports.