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Columbus, Ohio, United States

Investigated the molecular mechanisms and host response of Nontypeable Haemophilus Influenza (NTHi), a bacteria that causes pediatric ear infections and is largely responsible for the overprescription of antibiotics. Investigated gene 1769 through the creation of a mutant. Further studies involved explaining bacterial resistance, which will ultimately.

Designed and taught curriculum titled "Bugs as Drugs" under the mentorship of Dr. Ju from The Ohio State University, which aimed to teach students about novel microbes and viruses being used in drug development Facilitated panel discussions, professionalism workshops, refined students' research skills, and mentored students through the college application.

Transformed patient visits into meaningful interactions through phlebotomy services, lab tests, operating the EHR system (EPIC), rooming patients, and coordinating patient care with insurance and health administrators

Dublin, Ohio, United States

Participated in a 7-week research program aimed to provide exposure to pathophysiology, cancer mechanisms, immunology, and organic chemistry. Completed an apprenticeship project using bioinformatics to model HIV/TB co-infection. Produced and presented a research paper on the molecular mechanisms of HIV and progression into AIDS.

Columbus, Ohio, United States

Bachelors, Microbiology

Activities and Societies: Honors Program, Morrill Scholars Program, PxP Program, Hoffman Fellowship Recipient, STEP Fellowship Recipient.

Education record

High School Diploma, General

Activities and Societies: HOSA Future Health Professionals State Competitor, Vice President of Jerome Marching Band, Youth Advisory.