Jonathan Wells

Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy.

• Edward Palmer York Prize 3rd Place, Cornell University Department of Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP), 02/2020, - Attained third place in the prestigious Edward Palmer York Prize competition, acclaimed for groundbreaking contributions to department architectural design excellence.
• Certificate of Superior Academic Performance, Cornell University Department of Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP), 08/2019, - Commended with a Certificate of Superior Academic Performance, testament to unwavering dedication and outstanding scholastic achievements.

• Research in Sustainability and Nuclear Mitigation, Fukushima Institute of Technology, The GREEN Program (TGP), 11/2019, - Pioneered research in sustainability and nuclear mitigation strategies at the Fukushima Institute of Technology, fostering innovative solutions to pressing global challenges.
• Translator and Interpretive and Engagement Staff, John G Shedd Aquarium, 06/2017-09/2017, - Distinguished as a proficient translator and engaged visitor engagement ambassador at the esteemed John G Shedd Aquarium, facilitating cross-cultural exchange and immersive educational experiences.
• Preemptive Invitation to Ashinaga Orphan-Support Internship, Kyoto, Japan, The Ashinaga Organization and the Global Livingston Institute (GLI), 08/2018, - Extended a prestigious preemptive invitation for an orphan-support internship in Kyoto, Japan, reflecting exceptional dedication to humanitarian causes and cross-cultural understanding.
• Global Livingston Institute (GLI) Research in Uganda and Rwanda, Spatial Sublimation of Mixed-Paradigmatic Perspectives, The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation, 06/2018-08/2018, - Embarked on transformative research expeditions to Uganda and Rwanda, pioneering spatial perspectives and catalyzing paradigmatic innovation through immersive fieldwork and rigorous inquiry.
• Illinois Institute of Technology Interdisciplinary "iPro" Research, Tactile Disability Interfaces, The College of Architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology, 06/2017-09/2017, - Contributed insights to interdisciplinary research endeavors focused on tactile disability interfaces, fostering inclusivity and accessibility in architectural design.