Project Assistant

Christine J. Jones

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Permanent Address

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North Augusta, SC, 29841

(c) 803-***-****

(h) 803-***-****

Objective:

To obtain an entry-level position that will enhance and develop my

technical skill set challenge my learning.

Education:

South Carolina State University, Orangeburg, South Carolina

Bachelor of Science in Health Physics

GPA: 3.5/4.0 Scale

Experience/Research:

08/2010-05/2011 South Carolina State University Orangeburg, SC

Research Assistant

. Researched the biomonitors (lichens), testing different

radioisotope intake and heavy metal intake through Gamma

Spectroscopy

. Used various amounts of equipment relevant to health

physics

06/2010-08/2010 National Nuclear Security (NNSA), Los Alamos National

Laboratory

. Worked with the Radiation Protection Team

. Engaged in Executive Management Integrated Project Team

meetings and provided project feedback

. Participated in active research and review of Low Energy

photons

. Worked in the Chemistry and Metallurgy Research

Replacement building using and studying glove boxes, and

Safety Hazards

. Worked with MicroShield and introduced to MCNP

. Presented Poster Presentation at the Student Symposium

06/2009-08/2009 Hampton University, Hampton, VA

. Gained strong research experience in Medical Physics at

Hampton University

. Learned how to work in a team setting

. Tested different ways to detect a radiation beam inside

of a patient

. Used spectroscopy equipment

. Presented Power Point Presentation at Student Symposium

06/2008-07/2008 Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates, Baton

Rouge, LA

. Participated as a research intern in the Strengthening

Minority Access to Research and Training (SMART) Summer

Research Experience for Undergraduates (SREU) program at

Southern University

. Developed and tested the conductivity of Super

Capacitors using prestige techniques

Skills:

Able to use C++, Mathematica, and MicroShield; able to successfully

communicate and plan; capable of working on a team; able to effectively

present research via PowerPoint and poster presentations, able to utilize

Microsoft Office Applications.

Activities:

Society of Physics Students (Secretary 2008-2010, President 2010-2011),

Sigma Pi Sigma Honors Society (Secretary 2009-2010, President 2010-2011),

Alpha Nu Sigma Honors Society for Students in Nuclear Engineering, National

Society of Black Engineers, American Nuclear Society, National Society of

Black Physicists

Honors/Achievements:

Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Scholarship funded by

the National Science Foundation, Louis Stokes South Carolina Alliance for

Minority Participation (SCAMP) scholar, Honors Program, Nuclear Regulatory

Commission Scholarship, American Physical Society Scholarship

References available upon request

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