Christina M. Newell
***** ******** ******* **. ********, CA 92040
Cell: 619-***-**** Email: *-**********@*******.***
QC Chemist
• Self-motivated with an eye for detail
• Experienced in multiple laboratory techniques and analysis (HPLC, GC, MS, Gel Electrophoresis)
• Strong verbal and written communicator
• Working knowledge of Microsoft office, Excel, PowerPoint, and Chemdraw
Professional Experience
Assure Controls, Vista, CA
Biochemist Intern, 5/09 to 9/09
Completed 100 hour internship working alongside CEO of company. Assisted in research and development of new
technology for testing toxicity levels of water. Selected Achievements:
• Gained valuable experience and knowledge of determining toxicity levels in water samples collected from
various locations in California
• Cultured cells, performed laboratory calculations, prepared solutions/dilutions and completed experiments
using innovative technology
• Pipetted cells and counted using microscopes
San Diego State Research Foundation, San Diego, CA
Research Assistant, 09/09 to 09/10
Participated in work study program to help finance education. Supported research of the evolutionary pathway of the
heat shock protein in local California plant life. Selected Achievements:
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of laboratory and equipment
• Grew plants in controlled environments, performed experiments on mature plants, analyzed data, and
reported results to Principal Investigator
• Acquired experience using technology such as PCR
San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
Research Assistant, 05/10 to 05/13
Completed 100 hour internship and also completed 7 units of laboratory research. Assisted in the investigation of how
proton transfer and hydrogen bonding work together in redox reactions. Selected achievements:
• Acquired skills using analytical techniques
• Collaborated with Principal Investigator and Graduate students to achieve common goals
• Presented research at an ACS meeting, as well as, Student Research Symposiums (SRS)
• Data from research to be published in a scientific journal
Education
San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with emphasis in Biochemistry, December 2015
Research Thesis: Comparison of Proton-Coupled Electron Transfer with Quinones in the Presence of Acids to
Phenylenediamines in the Presence of Bases