Daisy Fisher

Assisted students studying Anatomy and Physiology during one-one-one meetings.

Taught study methods, notetaking and time-management skills to help students succeed in the course.

Worked in a team with other undergraduate students to study a novel endogenous retroviral PDE and its impacts on the innate immune system.

Used cell-culture methods to carry out experiments.

Assisted in teaching lab sections for Anatomy and Physiology as well as attending open lab sections to assist students.

Facilitated weekly one-on-one meetings with first-year peers to provide them with resources available on campus.

Developed fundamental volleyball skills during private one-one-one lessons, or group clinics.

Assist a youth volleyball club when needed on a volunteer-basis for tryouts, coaching, and tournament coordination.

Used computational biology methods independently under supervision of a professor to study genetic factors involved in colorectal cancer.

Presented research in an oral presentation at the Rocky Mountain College Symposium in April 2025.