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RESUME

Education 
Lab & Field Experience
Work Experience 
Anchor 1
Skills

Computer Skills: Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint 

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Laboratory Skills:  microscopy, pipetting, dissections, centrifuging, biochemical assay, spectophotometry, bacteria plating

 

Field Skills: populations counts via quadrat/transect, species identification, behavioral identification through videography, animal diet preparation, animal handling

 

 

University of Rhode Island 

2014-Present 

Candidate for Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology

Relevant Coursework: Principles of Biology I & II, Marine Biology, Ecology, General Genetics, Vertebrate Biology, General Chemistry I & II, Organic Chemistry I, Seminar on Marine Mammals

 

URI in Florida: Keys Marine Laboratory 

March 2016 

Field and coursework at Keys Marine Laboratory (Long Key, Florida)

Description: Extensive field and course with within the Florida Keys reef system, Dolphin Research Center, and Turtle Hospital supported by Keys Marine Laboratory. Work focused on coral reef restoration, invasive species, and marine mammal conservation. The final project produced a documentary-style video focusing on the importance of community involvement in current conservation issues. 

 

University of Leeds 

Jan. 2017- Jun. 2017

Semester Abroad

Relevant coursework: Animal Physiology, Animal Behavior, Animal Developmental Biology, Biology of the mind, Organismal Evolution

Black Rock State Park Campground Staff/Admissions

Department of Energy and Environmental Protection 

June 2015- June 2017

  • Responsible for camper registration, answering phone calls, maintenance upkeep of office area, working with colleagues to inform and enforce important environmental safety regulations 

  • Responsible for collecting admissions fees, enforcing important safety regulations, assisting customers in a timely and efficient manner 

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Honors and Awards 
GPA: 3.62

Student Researcher

University of Rhode Island  

Sept. 2016- Dec. 2016                                        

  • Conducted independent research project under Dr. Justin Richard investigating the role of facial expressions in Delphinapterus leucas social interactions

  • Identifying the importance of involving community-based research methods in the field of animal behavioral science 

Animal Care & Training Intern 

Navy Marine Mammal Program

Sept. 2017- Dec. 2017

  • Assisted training, animal care, and research crews on work with bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions. 

  • Tasks included diet preparation, sanitation of facilities, equipment management, and providing assistance to trainers in sessions when needed 

  • Participated in medical and husbandry procedures 

  • University of Rhode Island Centennial Scholar 

  • University of Rhode Island Dean's List 

  • National Society of Collegiate Scholars 

  • Henry L. & Nellie E. Blakeslee Scholarship 

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