I began volunteering with the American Cancer Society and shadowing doctors of various specialties. To develop lab experience, I analyzed data for the ODU avian ecology graduate program, verifying and compiling information for bird and tick interaction studies. I then worked in the EVMS pathology lab studying ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) under Dr. Earl Godfrey. Here, we grew and differentiated stem cells, maintained laboratory specimens, and treated cells to examine changes in intracellular degradation. From these experiences, I became proficient in executing laboratory techniques and maintaining cultures, taking care to execute experiments with extreme precision and
I began volunteering with the American Cancer Society and shadowing doctors of various specialties. To develop lab experience, I analyzed data for the ODU avian ecology graduate program, verifying and compiling information for bird and tick interaction studies. I then worked in the EVMS pathology lab studying ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) under Dr. Earl Godfrey. Here, we grew and differentiated stem cells, maintained laboratory specimens, and treated cells to examine changes in intracellular degradation. From these experiences, I became proficient in executing laboratory techniques and maintaining cultures, taking care to execute experiments with extreme precision and