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OBJECTIVE
I plan to be a pivotal part of
my community by
volunteering and making an
impact in that way. These
activities will revolve around
and further solidify my
passion for the medical field.
SKILLS
JOB EXPERIENCE
TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANT | CLINTON MACOMB PUBLIC
LIBRARY | 2018-PRESENT
I assist the patrons of the library with using and
troubleshooting both library and customer owned technology.
It requires strong hardware skills, and the ability to learn and
understand new technology quickly. Patrons page or call me
if they have questions about internet connections,
downloads, applications, or audiovisual equipment. I am the
sole technology assistant, so all of the questions are
forwarded to me. I also work on projects given to me by the
Head of Internet Technology.
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE OR LEADERSHIP
VOLUNTEER AT MCLAREN MACOMB HOSPITAL (2013-
PRESENT)
As a volunteer, I was responsible to tending for patient’s
needs and getting them anything that they requested. I
also took patient’s vital signs and reported them to the
nurses that I shadowed. This taught me to be independent
and diligent when it came to meeting patient needs, as
well as solidified my interest in the medical field.
PRESIDENT OF MODEL UNITED NATIONS (2013-2017)
This club revolved around the activity of assuming the
stance of a country in the UN and attending conferences to
debate. As president of this club, my responsibilities
included organizing which conferences we attended, as
well as advertising the club and teaching the members the
correct techniques for debating and researching. The
leadership role improved my ability to lead, teach, and
connect with large groups, as well as manage the
administrative side of things.
I am skilled in
communicating with others
through working in groups. I
VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL (2014-2017)
have a strong affluence for
This activity taught me how to work collaboratively with a
leadership. Helping others is
board of other leaders. As student council was made up of
something that I pride myself
the leaders of my school from all different grade levels, I
on doing. I have extensive
was responsible for keeping the best interests of my school
experience in using Microsoft
in mine while I was making decisions. This was valuable to
word, excel, PowerPoint,
me in that I had to keep an entire body of students in
etcetera. I am also dedicated
mind, at all times.
to following through on
anything that I commit to
doing. ALTAR SERVER AT SAINT PETER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH
(2009-2017)
I began altar serving for my church when I was in fifth
grade, and I have maintained that commitment throughout
my middle and high school career. I was responsible for
assisting my priest with the church service several times
per month, throughout the eight years of participation. I
also assisted with teaching new altar servers the
techniques.

CAS PROJECT (2016-2017)

The CAS (creativity, action, and service) is required by the
international baccalaureate program in order to graduate
with the internationally recognized diploma. During high
school, I worked with two of my peers to organize a
donation of super hero capes to sick children at the
Children’s Hospital in Detroit.

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

2018 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY SUMMER

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
For the summer of 2018, I was selected for the Wayne
State Department of Physiology Summer Undergraduate
Research Fellowship. Through this experience, I will gain
an unparalleled experience in researching physiology;
specifically, cardiovascular systems, with Dr. Charles

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Chung. I will receive a $3,500 stipend for the twelve-week
research program.

RANKED IN THE ACADEMIC TOP TEN AT THE

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF MACOMB (2017)
To be ranked eighth in my graduating class at such a
rigorous high school is an award unparalleled by any other.
My high school is ranked on the state level, as well as the
national level for its level of rigor and college readiness.
Being surrounded by such bright students, who were all
pursuing the same quality education that I was, really
motivated me to work hard to achieve the ranking that I
did. It was important to me to attend school with peers
that were as diligent as I was, and still am, about creating
the best future that I possibly can for myself.

MICHIGAN SCHOOLS BAND AND ORCHESTRA

ASSOCIATION SCHOLAR INSTRUMENTALIST AWARD
(2017)
This award is the highest honor that can be given to a
band student at the International Academy of Macomb.
Each year, my band director selects one individual out of
the entire school to nominate for the award. The criteria
for the award includes excellent performance, as well as
advancement academically as well as musically.
Extracurricular and music related activities are also
considered. The merit of my performance under these
criteria was also taken into consideration. The award is
especially important to me because I felt that it was
recognition for all of the practice and dedication that I
have always put into my music. I was first chair flute and
piccolo of the symphonic band at my high school, and I
could not have been prouder to lead my section of flutes
for multiple years.

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EDUCATION

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA | JUNE 3,

2017 | INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF MACOMB
Final Unweighted GPA: 3.957
Studied Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, music, history, and
literature extremely rigorously.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES |

(IN PROGRESS) | WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
Current Unweighted GPA: 3.76
I am pursuing my undergraduate education at Wayne
State University. I am part of the Irvin D. Reid Honors
College. I received both the Scholar’s Day Award and the
Warrior Award from Wayne State.