AERIEL LUNDY

Driven and community-focused Biology graduate with hands-on experience in environmental research, sustainable energy solutions, and public health initiatives. Known for combining scientific knowledge with strong leadership and communication skills to deliver real-world impact. Experienced in conducting research, collaborating with diverse teams, and engaging with communities to promote equity and innovation. Eager to apply a multidisciplinary approach to improving health outcomes and advancing environmental justice through research, policy, and service.

• Chapter President, Epsilon Eta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., 06/24-05/25
• Science Club Member, Stillman College
• Community Liaison, ADEM Visioning Workshops

• Aviation Intern, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Atlanta, GA, 06/23, 08/23, Collaborated with airside and landside operations teams to support daily logistics., Created and revised Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for multiple departments., Gained insight into regulatory compliance and safety within aviation systems.
• Research Intern, Brownfield Redevelopment Program, Alabama Department of Environmental Management,Identified and documented brownfield sites across Tuscaloosa through field surveys., Produced environmental inventory booklets and participated in visioning workshops., Engaged local stakeholders and facilitated student-led redevelopment planning.
• Undergraduate Researcher, UPWARDD EFRI E3P Program, University of Alabama, AL, Conducted research on reusing end-of-life plastics for advanced filtration applications., Applied material science techniques to address plastic pollution challenges., Contributed to lab reports and poster presentations at summer research symposiums.
• Undergraduate Researcher, EPSCoR RII-BEC Program, University of Alabama, AL, Assisted in experimental design and battery efficiency research for sustainable energy., Collected, analyzed, and presented data on battery performance., Worked in a collaborative lab setting with faculty mentors and STEM peers.