Seyedeh Boshra Nouraie

• Presented at Georgetown ISM conference
• Interviewed potential lab members
• Rotated between two labs, one researching pancreatic cancer and one focused on bioengineering related to bone diseases

Daily responsibilities in the Lombardi Cancer Center that helped provide key evidence for my group’s thesis

• Cell cultures, western blot, EV Isolation, Protein analysis BCA, Analyzing immunology reports
• Presented information weekly to all lab members to aid learning

Daily responsibilities in the Bioengineering Department:

• Took 100 AFM images in a month, aiding research and for evidence in the final paper
• SEM imaging, Rheometer, Avascular necrosis research
• Engineered hundreds of microchip devices each day and planted cells into them

• Meeting minutes at our biweekly meetings
• Over the two years, 20 detailed reports for executives
• Social media promotion
• Tailored incentives for the of multiple counties teens
• Nonvoting student member of the board of trustees - two student members, was both junior and senior
• Keep Calm and Go to the Library - 32 attendees, four panelists
• Pitched idea
• Interviewed four panelists
• Organized the two hour long event
• Doubled student engagement as compared to year prior
• Project proposal - one project, took 7 months of planning

• Tutored biweekly each year of highschool, and monthly in middle school, averaging an hour a session
• Students raised their math grade from a C to an A
• Accepted into competitive honors societies, english and french, tutored underclassmen monthly
• Tutored piano and art, taught sight reading and music theory to ages 5-10, taught three students simultaneously, set up group practice between students
• Safe tutoring
• Comprehension
• Physics, Algebra, English, French
• One on one tutoring as well as group tutoring

• Taught a varying curriculum to class of 20 students ages 2-5
• Set up enrichment activities over the two week span, three activities daily
• Cleaned rooms for three classes
• Surveilled and promoted safe play amongst the junior and middle grade groups