EDUCATION

Simpson College May ****

Bachelor of Arts, Biochemistry

Minor in Criminal Justice

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Independent Research Spring 2012

Conducted research on chemical analysis of fingerprints. In cases where ridge patterns cannot be determined, using mass spectrometry to analyzing the chemical buildup on a partial print can help determine what types of things an offender has touched. In specific cases, such as sexual assault, the chemical makeup of condom lubricants can be used to narrow down the type of condom used and eliminate suspects.

RELEVENT COURSES

Physics I and II, Organic Chemistry I and II, Physical Chemistry I, Biochemistry, Genetics, Cellular Biology, Quantitative Analysis, Human Anatomy, Human Physiology

INTERNSHIPS AND CAREER EXPLORATION

Methodist Medical Center March 2011

• Observed the Pathologist’s Assistant perform an autopsy

• Learned how to prepare gross anatomy specimens

• Observed laboratory technicians prepare slides from gross anatomy samples

• Observed Pathologist’s daily oversight duties

Kossuth Regional Health Center Summer 2009

• Acted as an administrative intern

• Observed the duties of a healthcare administrator over doctors

• Assisted with audits and other projects on the computer

• Worked closely with Human Resources to educate employees of issues, upcoming events, new employees, and more

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Aerotek May 2012-Present

Contractor-Monsanto

• Assist in DNA extraction and PCR on various crop seeds

• Troubleshoot robotic equipment malfunctions

• Work with others to develop genotypes of seeds for breeders

Mercy Indianola Clinic October 2010-May 2012

Receptionist

• Verify patient information and insurance details

• Maintain a positive relationship with patients through proper communication

• Assist providers and nurses with providing best possible care for patients

Simpson College Chemistry Department August-December 2012

Teacher’s Assistant

• Aided students with labs and the concepts focused on each week

• Assisted the professor in gauging students’ level of understanding

• Demonstrated proper lab techniques and procedures while ensuring students did the same

Algona Manor Care Center September 2007-December 2008

Certified Nurse’s Assistant

• Worked with others to assist residents with daily needs and activities

• Aided a Registered Nurse in providing patient care

• Helped maintain hygiene of facility

Good Samaritan Center January 2005-July 2007

Certified Nurse’s Assistant

• Provided patient care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse

• Worked on daily skills with Alzheimer’s patients

• Helped keep facility within state regulations for cleanliness

SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS

•Gel electrophoresis •SDS-page gel electrophoresis •Bradford Assay •Western Blot •Northern Blot •Mass spectrometry •Gas chromatography •Basic life support certified •Mandatory reporter of child and dependent adult abuse

COMMUNITY AND CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT

• Student Government Association; freshman senator

• Campus Activities Board; active member for four years, NACA participant

• Student Support Services; member for four years

• Big Brothers, Big Sisters; member for two years

REFERENCES

Darcie Sprouse

Student Support Services

Mentor

Simpson College

701 North C St.

Indianola, IA 50125

Phone: 515-***-****

Email: xx3h7i@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Connie Kostelac

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

Simpson College

701 North C St.

Indianola, IA 50125

Phone: 515-***-****

Email: xx3h7i@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Don Evans

Professor of Psychology

Academic Advisor

Simpson College

701 North C St.

Indianola, IA 50125

Phone: 515-***-****

Email: xx3h7i@r.postjobfree.com

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