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Donald Jobs
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(+86) 0592-5885308
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service@55.la
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EDUCATION
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Brown University
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Providence, RI Expected Graduation May 2014 with Honors
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Bachelors of Science in Biology
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3.53 GPA, 3.63 Science GPA
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Relevant course work : Burden of Disease in Developing Countries, Emerging Microbial Diseases, Immunology
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Teaching Assistant in Genetics Fall 2009, Fall 2010 and in Vaccine Development Spring 2011
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BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
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Center for International Health Research
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research intern
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Providence, RI Summer 2013-present
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Worked under Principal Investigator Jonathan Kurtis and Post-Doc Dipak Raj
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Characterizing of pediatric Plasmodium falciparum blood-stage malaria vaccine candidate early in its development
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Tested validity of validity of candidate using enzyme linked immunosorbent assay and growth inhibition assay
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Identified polymorphism of vaccine candidate across five parasite strains
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Creating knock out parasite to determine if candidate essential for parasite growth
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Compiling results and writing senior thesis on these experiments
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HEALTH DISPARITIES RESEARCH AND EXPERIENCE
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PROJECT HEALTH
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Volunteer
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Hasboro Children’s Hospital Providence, Summer 2013
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Recruited clients in children’s emergency room
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Helped to connect low-income families to basic resources such as child care, housing options, food stamps
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Followed up with clients weekly until they no longer required Project’s Health’s service
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Royce Sport and Society
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Fellow
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Lake Victoria Region and Nairobi, Kenya August 2013
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Shadowed and assisted sport and development worker
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Examined how sport can be used as a means for youth empowerment and improve health outcomes in both urban and rural settings
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Global Alliance to Immunize Against AIDS
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Providence, RI and Bamako Mali, Summer 2012
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Researched knowledge attitudes and practices surrounding tuberculosis in peri-urban slum Sikoro
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Developed, gained approval and performed survey to evaluate efficacy of NGO peer-educator program
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President of GAIA at Brown Fall 2009
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LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
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University Keystone
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facilitator
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Providence, RI 2013-present
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Led group discussion of a group of seniors looking to expand their thesis research outside of academia to a larger audience
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Recruited speakers to come in and speak with University Keystone
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Sport and Society
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fellow
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Providence, RI 2013-present
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Organizing events, movie screenings and discussions around how sport can be used as a means for social change
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Varsity Cross Country
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Women’s team captain
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Providence RI, Fall 2013
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Planned team events and served as liaison between coaches and athletes
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Named Fall 2010 Academic All-Ivy Team Member and most valuable player on Brown women’s cross country team
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Meicklejohn
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peer advisor
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Fall 2012-Present
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Guided a group of freshman each year in making academic decisions and transitioning to college life
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PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLIATIONS:
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March 2010
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Pischel L., CaplowJ., Chokshi B., TounkaraK., Berthé M., Aboubacar B., BougoudogoF., De GrootA.
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Tuberculosis knowledge attitudes and practices in Mekin-Sikoro, Mali. Abstract and Oral Presentation. International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease conference. March 2010, Orlando, FL
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journals paper
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Spring 2010
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Pischel L. “Re-Evoltion”: One Receptor’s Impact on Evolutionary Theory
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Triple Helix. Brown University Local Article. Spring 2010. Pg 20-22.
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journals papers
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SKILL SET
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Languages: Fluent in French
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Technical: Competent in ArcGIS, photoshop and STATA; MS Office proficiency in Word, Powerpoint, Excel
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Laboratory: Can perform basic molecular biology and immunology techniques such as PCR, ELISA as well as can culture malaria parasites, perform growth inhibition Assays and DNA extraction from parasites.
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