Charlotte TeKrony

Aspiring physician-scientist with hands-on experience in translational research, specializing in assays that assess the impact of compounds on nuclear receptors. Focused on understanding how agonists and antagonists affect metabolic processes, with a strong interest in discovering new therapeutic approaches. Proven ability to execute rigorous laboratory work, conduct data analysis, and collaborate to contribute to drug development.

• Translational Science Training Program Certificate
• Certificate for 2024 Ethical and Regulatory Aspects of Clinical Research
• Certified NASM Personal Trainer
• Red Cross Lifeguard Certified
• CPR Certified

• Magna Cum Laude
• Brandeis University: Member of varsity women’s soccer team since August 2020
• UAA All-District Award
• UAA All-Academic Recognition

• Attend professional development sessions on ethics, leadership, and health policy.
• Engaged in seminars, discussions, and community outreach on social determinants of health.
• Collaborate with NIH scientists and professionals to develop strategies for reducing health inequities.

• Studies topics about informed consent, IRB processes, and human subject protections.
• Discussed case studies on research misconduct, vulnerable populations, and consent processes.
• Explored informed consent and barriers to clinical trial inclusion in underserved communities.

• Dedicated 30 hours weekly to training, competition, and team meetings while maintaining academic excellence.
• Demonstrated leadership as a captain by mentoring my teammates and coordinating team activities.
• Developed resilience, discipline, and adaptability in a high-pressure, competitive environment.

• Worked with young people from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds to inspire them to reach their full potential.
• Fundraised to provide additional classroom resources.
• Fostered a safe and inclusive environment, encouraging teamwork on the soccer field.

• Built meaningful connections with those who have intellectual and developmental challenges (IDD) or physical challenges.
• Assisted individuals with disabilities in therapeutic horseback riding sessions.
• Adapted communication style based on the rider's needs, using verbal, visual, and tactile cues.

• Provided welcoming and empathetic service to individuals and families seeking assistance.
• Collected and transported food donations from local businesses and community partners.
• Assisted in unloading, sorting, and stocking food items for efficient distribution.

• Promoted mental and emotional well-being through social engagement and companionship.
• Supported seniors with light tasks, mobility assistance, and reminders for medication.
• Assisted in organizing community events and activities to promote senior engagement and inclusion.

• Assisted as an usher during services.
• Assisted in Operation Christmas Child to sort, inspect, and package gifts to distribute to children worldwide.
• Educated children about the Bible and the values of compassion, generosity, and understanding during Bible studies.

• Provided a safe and nurturing temporary home for rescued dogs awaiting adoption.
• Assisted in socializing, training, and rehabilitating dogs to improve adoptability.
• Ensured proper feeding, exercise, and medical care of fostered dogs.