UT-Austin Student
Resume:
HARRIS QURESHI
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Professional Summary
Diligent and industrious university student currently studying at UT-Austin. Also enrolled in the Air Force ROTC Program focused on developing high-impact leaders. Skills include being able to learn new concepts/techniques quickly, applying them in relevant situations, effectively communicating ideas, and technical proficiency in MS Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and coding language R.
EDUCATION — EXPERIENCE
Liberty High School
(2012-2016)
The University of Texas at
Austin (August 2016-December
2020)
Degree – B.S in Biochemistry & Certificate in Pre-Health Professions
08/2018-12/2018
Undergraduate Research Assistant – Cardiovascular Aging Laboratory
Assisted in taking blood pressure & lab measurements on subjects participating in experiments conducted by the Cardiovascular Aging Laboratory. Helped provided insights on acute effects of electronic cigarettes in relation to the cardiovascular physiology of young healthy subjects.
08/2019-12/2019
Analytical Chemistry Laboratory -
5 months experience with analytical chemistry lab techniques including Capillary Electrophoresis, Cyclic Voltammetry, Gas Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid Chromatography, Atomic Absorption/Emission Spectroscopy, UV-Vis, and Fluorimetry.
KEY SKILLS — LEADERSHIP
Planning Project Management Application
Making strategic decisions to accomplish objectives
Logistic Readiness Officer :
Managed budget of $2,500 during the Fall Semester in 2018 to make necessary purchases & facilitate innovative growth in Cadet areas.
Community Service Officer :
Directly managed the UT-AFROTC Blood Drive Event (Spring
2019), leading to the highest blood donation count for the event. Due to the success of the event, the registration process, created by myself, was from this point forward implemented as the official registration process in all of Fort Hood (pop. 28,350)
Community Outreach Squadron Commander :
Oversaw the coordination and execution of various shifts for the Mabry Monster Mash event, which led to Maj. Gen Wisian (retired) sending a letter of recognition for outstanding service to our detachment for 10 hours of continuous volunteering.
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