Jacqueline Paul
Address: ** *. ********* **, ********* Hills, MI 48309 Phone: 810-***-**** E-mail: *********@*****.***
SUMMARY
Passionate chemist trained in electrochemistry and adept in a number of analytical techniques (listed below). Experienced in research and in academic settings.
EDUCATION
Oakland University December 2019
Master of Science, Chemistry; GPA: 4.0
Thesis: Won the 2019 Most Outstanding Thesis award for “A Study of Antibiotic Resistance Effects on the
Electrochemical Detection of Escherichia Coli”.
Oakland University December 2016
Bachelor of Science, Chemistry; GPA: 3.76
Minor in Communications
EXPERIENCE
Huntington Learning Center, Rochester MI 2015-2018; 2019 - Present
Teacher
Responsible for teaching math, science and reading concepts to students from kindergarten through college age in a tutoring environment. Necessary skills include the breakdown of difficult concepts, excellent communication skills, exercising patience, organization, and meticulous record keeping.
Effectively can assess students’ educational needs using problem solving skills and attention to detail.
Oakland University, Rochester, MI 2016 - 2019
Graduate Research Student
Designed and performed electrochemical experiments pertaining to biosensors and bacteria detection with real world implications for medical diagnostics.
Gained experience working with a number of analytical techniques and lab equipment. Used cyclic voltammetry and chronoamperometry to characterize and analyze electrodes with and without bacterial adhesion. Used spectrophotometry and cell counting and culturing techniques to grow and measure bacteria with different cell line mutations. Used soldering to create working electrodes.
Gained experience in software programs such as Gamry, Spartan, and Scientist 3.0. Used Excel to graph and analyze data from hundreds of samples.
Collaborated with colleagues in lab and across departments while both learning and teaching analytical techniques for the duration of my thesis project.
Oakland University, Rochester, MI 2016 - 2019
Teacher’s Assistant: Chemistry
Assisted in teaching for General Chemistry I and II, Organic Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry Labs. Taught problem solving skills, graded papers and helped students understand the lab assignments along with necessary set up and concepts.
Developed classroom management, communication, problem solving, and teaching skills, including the ability to break down difficult concepts and guide students to a correct result.
SKILLS
Familiar with many analytical techniques including: Cyclic Voltammetry, Chronoamperometry, UV-vis Spectroscopy, Spectrophotometry, Quartz Crystal Microbalance, pH meters, analytical balances, titrations, cell counting and culturing techniques, pipetting, soldering, GC, GCMS, LC, IR Spectroscopy, NMR, Calorimetry, PCR, TLC, and Electrophoresis.