Brittany L. Sloan
**** ********* ** ***. ** • Greensboro, NC 27405 • 336-***-**** • accheu@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE
To secure a full-time job in the engineering industry that will allow me to utilize my chemical engineering academic knowledge and
research experiences.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering
Expected Graduation May 2014
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Greensboro, NC
Cumulative GPA: 2.91 Major GPA: 3.20
SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION
Disruptive Innovations in Healthcare Conference
October 2012
(Indian Institute of Technology-Madras )
Chennai, India
• Obtained global perspective on biomedical device design for diverse global markets
• Observed IIT Madras Ph.D. students perform research experiments on potential biomedical devices
• Visited modern and mission hospitals of Chennai to get cultural understanding of medical and pharmaceutical
environments
RELEVANT SKILLS
Analytical/Critical thinking; Decision making; Written/Verbal communication; Teamwork; Problem solving; Organizational and
task management; Effective listening and communication; Microsoft WORD/EXCEL/POWERPOINT; ASPEN, MINITAB, and
MATLAB
RESEARCH
Undergraduate Student Researcher
August 2013 to Present
NSF Engineering Research Center for Revolutionizing Metallic Biomaterials
Greensboro, NC
Department: Bioengineering Department Thrust Area: Nanotom X-ray NanoCT System for High-resolution Analysis
and 3D Metrology
• Working under a research scientist to perform data specific analysis on rat joints using the NanoCT’s non-
destructive visualization of slices, arbitrary sectional views, and automatic pore analysis
Department: Mechanical, Chemical, and Bioengineering Departments Thrust Area: Craniofacial and Orthopedic
Applications
• Working with a PhD student on a project for developing new processes for high strength/weight new-shape auto and aero
components
• The basis of the research is to develop biodegradable Mg alloys for orthopedic implants
EXPERIENCE
Lead Student Administrative Assistant June
2011- August 2013
NSF Engineering Research Center for Revolutionizing Metallic Biomaterials
Greensboro, NC
• Utilizing my skills for accuracy, efficiency, and paying very close attention to detail, I have provided exceptional support to
managers and co-workers and increased the efficiency of database and filing systems
• Promoted to Lead Student Assistant August 2012; Successfully trained 3 new hires to the office
• Improved general office organization tasks including filing, assisting with telephone calls, interacting with research center
personnel, and database management
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
NC A&T SU Engineering Department H.O.M.E. (Helping Orient Minorities to Engineering) Program
June 2012- August 2013
Lead Women’s Student Mentor
• Promoted to Lead Women’s Mentor after successfully mentoring and following up to make sure the women from the
summer 2012 program transitioned properly into the college environment.
• Influenced and motivated new incoming women engineering students to allow them to be socially, and academically
equipped for their undergraduate engineering college experiences
• Provided ladies with tutoring for homework and tests; Designated days/nights that allowed the ladies to freely express
themselves to me which allowed me to give candid advice about the realities of being a female engineering student
Student Leadership Council
August 2012 to Present
Undergraduate Representative
• Bridging the gap between undergraduate and graduate research students by aiding in the creating of programs, trips,
and conferences for the students to collaborate
• Represent undergraduate research students at the SLC Student Day Research Conferences
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
August 2009 to Present
Miss AICHE/Community Service Co-Chair (2012-2013)
• Developed and implemented tutor/mentor program for Middle College High School at NC A&T SU
• Provided more than 80 CASE approved community service opportunities for undergraduate students at NC A&T SU
• Liaison between NC A&T SU AICHE chapter, and Greensboro Cultural Events Center (African American Atelier)
• Coordinated “Who Really Runs McNair” challenge for College of Engineering; allowed all engineering majors to come
together for academic and physical competitions; raising more than $500 for AICHE chapter