Avery Marvell

Second-year student at the College of Charleston pursuing a degree in Public Health. Passionate about leadership, community service, and professional growth. Diverse background in customer relations, healthcare interests, and team leadership, resulting in strong communication, adaptability, and problem-solving skills. Thrives in dynamic environments where teamwork and service excellence are essential—sales Associate at Monelle, honing customer engagement, merchandising, and sales strategy expertise. My experience in hospitality roles and marketing internships has strengthened my relationship-building skills and helped me create meaningful experiences. An active leader and volunteer co-founded the Medical Careers Club and participated in the National Student Leadership Conference. Committed to community service through work with organizations like Sail Newport and the Martin Luther King Jr. Center. Seeking networking opportunities, mentorship, and professional experiences aligned with skills and aspirations in public health, healthcare, and leadership development.

The CITI (Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative) Program is a nationally recognized online training platform that provides rigorous, standardized education in research ethics, compliance, and responsible conduct. Completing the CITI ethics training demonstrates a strong foundation in ethical research practices, human subjects protection, data integrity, and regulatory compliance.

As a participant, I completed modules covering:

• Informed consent and participant confidentiality
• IRB protocols and federal research regulations
• Conflict of interest disclosure
• Research misconduct prevention
• Social and behavioral research ethics

This certification reflects a commitment to ethical standards, critical thinking, and professional responsibility—core values in any research or data-driven role. It's especially valuable in roles that involve compliance, data privacy, healthcare, academia, or scientific research.