UV- spectroscopy, gas chomatograpy, HPLC, IR spectroscopy

Erinquinn Parrinello

Tampa, Fl *****

352-***-**** ****************@*****.***

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry May 2019

The University of Tampa (UT)

Field Experience

Internship

Clearwater Marine Aquarium-Dive Team

●Educate guests on water environments and marine animals

●Evaluated and written logs of water quality, maintenance, and SCUBA safety

●Completed OSHA training on water safety

●Enhance and clean animal habitats, facility, SCUBA equipment

●Perform the roles of standby diver and DPIC

●Evaluated environmental policies and impacts of water safety, pollution prevention, ecological impacts, and environmental impacts

CHEMISTRY PROJECTS

Research (Jan 2019- May 2019)

Senior Seminar course- UT

●Utilize research and scientific studies on metal-organic frameworks to remove pharmaceuticals from water systems

●Evaluate data of groundwater quality to the environmental impacts of pharmaceuticals

●Educate and communicate to students and faculty through presentations, reports, and charts or graphs of metal organic frameworks and analytics

Analytical Chemistry - UT (Lecture and Lab)

● Prepared reagents and standards

● Performed and reported precise titrations in a logbook to discover the concentrations of unknown substances with lab mates

●Maintained and cleaned glassware for experimentation and storage

●Utilized lab equipment to discover chromatographic, atomic absorption, temperature and infrared spectroscopy properties of solutions and chemicals

Organic Chemistry- UT (Lecture and Lab)

●Prepared organic acidic and basic reagents and standards

●Used gas chromatography, thin layer chromatography, UV-Vis, and infrared spectroscopy methods to distinguish functional groups and properties

●Used proper mechanisms to classify reactions

●Worked with laboratory classmates

Physical Chemistry- UT (Lecture and Lab)

●Determined kinetics of reactions using graph methods such as timing, conductivity, resistance, and angular measurements

●Used quantum mechanics to properly classify wave functions

●Explored free energy changes including changes in enthalpy and entropy

●Quantified laws of matter including liquid eutectic and eutrophic points and gas densities

Inorganic Chemistry- UT (Lecture and Lab)

●Explored molecular orbital theory in mono and diatomic chemicals

●Created chemiluminescent metals to explore chemical coordinations and

●Used UV-Vis and infrared spectroscopy methods to distinguish functional groups and properties

●Determined symmetrical and asymmetrical shifts and stretches as well as character table for molecules

●Explored characteristics of groups and families of the periodic table

LEADERSHIP

Master of Ceremonies (May 2017- May 2019 )

Alpha Chi Sigma- UT

●Conduct and organize all ceremonies including pinning, initiation, and senior productions

●Perform and support Relay for Life, New Life Village Outreach, science fair programs concerning chemistry for children

Resident Assistant (August 2018- May 2019)

Jenkins Hall, continuing students- UT

●Create a resident hall community through communication and floor meetings

●Educate residents on health and safety through bimonthly programs, passive education bulletin boards and flyers, and intentional conversations

●Executed problem solving roommate mediations, time management, and educational values

SKILLS

Computer

●MS Excel, Word, and PowerPoint

●LaTeX

PERFORMANCE GROUPS

Resident Assistant- UT August 2018- May 2019

Alpha Chi Sigma- UT January 2016-May 2019

Student Catholic Organization- UT August 2018-May 2019

Environmental Protection Coalition-UT January 2019- May 2019

Spartan Mentor- UT Aug 2017-Dec 2017

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