WENDY J. WEI

**** ******** *****, *********, **, 40513

859-***-**** adz5uq@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina (August 2021 – May 2025)

Bachelor of Science in Applied Statistics and Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy

*Nancy Susan Reynolds Full Merit Scholarship (selected as one of 5)

* Leadership and Character Scholar (selected as one of 5)

*Cumulative GPA – 3.9

Relevant Coursework: Economics, Statistical Learning, Linear Regression Analysis, Statistical Inference, Design and Sampling

SKILLS

-Fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese, proficient in French

-Skilled in R Studio; Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint; Google Drive; Facebook; Instagram; Twitter; LinkedIn

-Experienced in data analysis, data visualization and modeling, research analysis, large datasets

-Strong written and verbal communication skills, team collaboration, problem solving

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

President, Culturality, Wake Forest University November 2022 – present

-Main communicator with stakeholders (other organizations, faculty, and community partners) for event planning

-Plan, budget, and lead monthly campus-wide cultural celebrations, general body meetings, and social events

-Work with executive board on member outreach and engagement, event logistics, and chartering processes

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Student Researcher, Wake Forest Statistics Department January 2023 – present

-Work closely with experienced mentor Dr. Rob Erhardt to create and test a new method for drought prediction with accurate quantification of error using 3.8 M row x 37 column dataframe

-Independently study research methodologies and statistical/machine-learning techniques in R

-Utilized data-driven approaches to make informed decisions

An Environmental Analysis of Meat Consumption in the United States and Canada, Wake Forest Statistics Department May 2022 – October 2022

-Independently designed and executed a statistical research project with Statistics faculty mentor Dr. Ciaran Evans

-Wrote proposal for, received, and managed $4,300 in grant funding from Wake Forest Scholars Office

-Through R Studio: cleaned, visualized, and analyzed 5 datasets with 15,000 rows and 18 columns, conducted 5 interviews, and collected, visualized, and analyzed menu data from 80 restaurants with 7 variables, created 12 graphs

-Presented a poster and report to the public at Undergraduate Research Day

Extracellular vesicles released after cranial radiation: An insight into an early mechanism of brain injury, University of Kentucky Toxicology and Cancer Biology Department June 2019 – May 2021

-Learned biostatistics and scientific laboratory processes and created, analyzed, and presented 5 graphs using Excel

-Worked closely with Dr. Daret St Clair and senior PhD student Jenni Ho to write and edit abstract and methodology sections of published manuscript

-Gained articulate understanding of extracellular vesicles and neurotoxicity

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Resident Advisor, Wake Forest University Aug 2023 – present

-Create a positive, welcoming, and inclusive living environment for 18 first-year college resident

-Create, market, budget, and lead student centered hall programs to promote social, education, diversity, health, emotional, understanding and growth

-Communicate, correspond, and collaborate with campus offices (University Counseling Center, University Police, LGBTQ+/Intercultural/Women’s Centers, etc.)

-Mediate conflicts, enforce Residence Life and Housing rules, and serve as a mentor and safe space for residents

Education Consultant, Elite Scholars of China June 2023 – Aug 2023

- Work individually with 20 Chinese high school students to give highly tailored mentorship on the college application process including essay coaching, college research, English language development, etc.

- Develop relationships with senior and junior counselors and mentors and collaborate with members of various other teams to create the best personalized client experience

Lead Fellow, You Can Vote North Carolina Feb 2022 – Aug 2023

-Promoted from Civic Fellow position: as a Lead fellow, serve as mentor and resource for Civic Fellows

-Initiate outreach to 10 professors and organizations per semester and present ~15 30-minute voting information registration sessions to classes and events, lead weekly 2–3-hour long voter registration tabling sessions

Work with team to register voters, set up events on and off campus, and increase outreach at weekly meetings

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