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gel electrophoresis (agarose/polyacrylamide), PCR, Western/Southern/Northern blotting, gel exclusion chromatography, bacterial transformation and viral transfection, plating, restriction enzyme analysis, enzymatic assays, simple staining (hematoxylin, Gram, crystal violet, malachite), immunohistochemical staining and lectin histochemistry staining, prepare histochemcial stains and other solutions, fix tissues and embed in paraffin
Computer Programs: Spartan, Origin, Grams, Opus, Unicorn, Pioneer Synthesis Workstation Software

EXPERIENCE:
Biochemistry Researcher, May 2004 to present
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Employed Fourier transform IR spectra to examine the assembly of â-sheet aggregates comprised of synthetic prion peptides; project led to independent study (4 credits)
• Examined the human gamma D crystallin protein under varying pH and temperature; project led to independent study (4 credits)

Emergency Medical Technician Teacher’s Assistant, January 2005
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Assisted instructor by first presenting skills and then conducting patient/skill assessment practicals to 5-10 students daily for intensive EMT-B 130 hour course

Shadowing Program in Pathology Department, Summer 2003
Baystate Medical Hospital, Springfield, Massachusetts
• Shadowed pathology residents on their rotations through serology, microbiology, chemistry, surgical pathology, cell and molecular
pathology, autopsy pathology
• Attended presentations on unique patient cases in clinical and autopsy pathology given by pathology residents and pathologists
• Assisted lab technicians with routine daily tasks and pulled slides for ongoing research projects for the pathology residents

Independent Study in Biology, September 2003 to May 2004
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Using lectin histochemistry techniques, tested for presence of
glycoproteins associated with sugars of soybean (SBA), peanut(PNA), concanavalin A (Con A), wheat germ (WGA), and Ulex europaeus (UEA) in dorsal and ventral skin of adult and larval stages of Rana catesbiana and Rana pipiens

Chemistry Assistant, September 2002 to December 2003
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Assisted professor by tutoring 5-10 students weekly for 4-6 hours for General Chemistry I and II
• Graded homework assignments on an as-needed basis for General Chemistry I and II

LEADERSHIP:
Student Government Association Treasurer, September 2004 to Present
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Prepared budget guidelines, managed funds, regulated expenditures, and maintained financial records for the organization
• Provided training and additional workshop sessions to 150+ organizational treasurers-to be on campus, set up deadline for funding applications, and allocated funds to those organizations
• Interviewed other students to sit on Ways and Means committee, trained members further once accepted onto committee
• Envisioned long term goals of organization along with the other Executive Board members and met with essential campus personnel such as President of College, Dean of Students, Dean of College, President of Financial Affairs, and Comptroller

Alcohol and Drug Advisory Committee, February 2004 to Present
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Served as representative for EMT squad and Student Government Association
• Met once a month with college personnel from all areas of campus to discuss the best ways in which to educate students about alcohol and drugs

Assistant Director of Volunteer Emergency Medical Technician Squad, February 2004 to December 2004
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Set up schedule and managed number of run hours of roughly 30 members
• Organized and led weekly organization meetings providing review of pertinent field skills and inviting professional guest speakers
• Regularly met with Director of Public Safety and Director of Health Services to ensure the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of squad

Ways and Means Committee Chair, September 2003 to May 2004
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts
• Led weekly meetings of 10 students in examining funding requests from campus organizations
• Assisted Student Government Treasurer in the training of other Ways and Means Committee members and organization treasurers
• Audited and revised budgets of 15 organizations

ACTIVITIES:
Emergency Medical Technician-Basic squad member, 2002-present
Planning and Budget Advisory Committee, 2004-present
Ways and Means Committee member, 2001-2004
Students of Forensic Science Society member, 2002-2003
Teacher’s Assistant for First Responder course, Fall 2003
Sophomore Class Representative, 2002-2003

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