Allie Chambrello

• Teaching basic lab skills and techniques used in biology research
• Collaborated with fellow teaching assistants to create a consistent and supportive learning environment for students.
• Provided one-on-one tutoring sessions for struggling students, leading to increased understanding and improved grades.
• Offered constructive feedback on student assignments, helping them refine their writing skills and comprehension.
• Collaborated with the lead teacher in developing comprehensive lesson plans tailored to individual student needs and abilities.
• Managed classroom behavior effectively, creating a positive learning atmosphere conducive to academic success.

Our research involves studying the composition of the poplar secondary cell wall and genetically modifying it to increase efficiency of biofuel production. In this position I..

• Enhanced research quality by meticulously collecting and analyzing data from various sources.
• Mentored junior researchers, promoting professional growth and skill development within the team.
• Secured grant funding by crafting persuasive proposals highlighting the significance of proposed research projects.
• Confirmed successful genetic modifications of plants using computers and laboratory equipment to analyze DNA and RNA of transgenic plants
• Carried out experiments under supervision, developing skills and technique to operate independently
• Conducted laboratory analyses and assisted in assay studies and tests
• Adhered to strict documentation and reporting standards
• Won the 2023 Research Achievement Award from Syracuse University
• 2023 recipient of the Robert A. Clark Grant for research in biotechnology

• Improved community engagement through the organization of social events and activities for residents.
• Conducted regular room inspections to maintain cleanliness and safety standards within the residential facility.
• Provided support for academic success by hosting study groups and connecting residents with campus resources.
• Mentored new Resident Advisors, sharing best practices for effective communication and problem-solving skills.
• Collaborated with fellow Resident Advisors on programming initiatives to create a sense of unity among residents.
• Successfully mediated roommate conflicts by encouraging communication between residents and listening to the concerns of both parties

• This internship was set up through my high school to allow me to observe different fields in environmental science and biotechnology to give me a better understanding of what careers I might want to peruse after college
• I observed different positions in the company, such as civil engineers, environmental scientists, and geologists
• Everyone I observed was working on the Centerdale Manor restoration project in Rhode Island, so I got to see firsthand the steps that go into cleaning up a superfund site.