Project Assistant

Janae W. Mitchell

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Fort Worth, TX 76112

Telephone: 682-***-****; email: ********@****.***

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* ********** ****/ ********* **** more than three years of research

experience ranging from creating theoretical molecular models to performing

real world bench top experiments. Utilized mathematical equations across

various wavelengths of light to explain how different species of

phytoplankton coexistence within various bodies of water. Most recent bench

top project involved examining the stability of biomedical tests that use

various bodily fluids stored at different temperatures over a course of

time. Recognized by principal investigators as a valuable member of the

research team with the ability to make conclusive interpretations and

abstractions from data given by experiments. Highly motivated and a team

player with a proven record of building and maintaining strong scholastic

relationships.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science: Biology

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Fall 2010

1601 E. Market St

Greensboro, NC 27411

QUALIFICATIONS____________________________________________________________

. PCR

. MIC

. spectrophotometry

. Colony quantification

. DNA extractions

. Courses in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Genetics, and

Statistics

. Gene mapping and gene cloning

. Excellent oral and written communication skills

. Able to learn quickly and adapt to new technologies

EXPERIENCE

Lab Tech, Laboratory Corporation of America, Burlington, North Carolina

2011

Stability Project Team Member

Prepare bodily fluids for analysis

Test blood and serum for hormone levels using E-170

Collect and interpret data results

Input of results into Microsoft Excel

ELME Summer Program, Michigan State University, Lansing, Michigan

Summer 2010

Enhancing Linkages between Mathematics and Ecology

Utilized programs such as R and Mathematica to create theoretical models

to show classical issues such as saturating functional responses and

maximum likelihood estimation.

Application of mathematical and statistical tools to answer questions in

ecology and evolution.

Biochemistry Research Internship, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC

2009 - 2010

Fe-S Cluster Proteins in gram positive bacteria

scanned bacterial genomes for sequences coding proteins similar to known Fe-

S regulatory and biosynthetic proteins

Utilized various biochemistry techniques such as gel electrophoresis, gene

mapping and gene cloning.

Application of scientific articles to develop various hypotheses for my

project.

NSF Sponsored Undergraduate Biomathematical Research ( iBLEND)

2008 - present

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC

Utilized programs such as MATLAB and Simbiology to generate models, such

as glucose-insulin dynamics. Performed parameter estimation, sensitivity

analysis, and numerical analyses using system of ODEs.

Strengthened experience in reading and interpreting scientific articles and

modeling and prediction.

ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

YMCA of Greensboro

2010-2011

FITNESS ROOM ATTENDANT

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. Clean weight room and equipment

. Enforce facility policy and procedures

. Anticipate potential risks of injury and in the event of injury,

implement emergency medical procedures

. Assist clients with work out routines

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