Megan Long
Springfield,VA
Summary
Dedicated researcher with hands-on experience in biochemistry, molecular biology, and microbiology. Skilled in bacterial transformations, protein purification, enzyme assays, and cellular techniques. Passionate about understanding molecular mechanisms of host-pathogen interactions, innate immunity, and membrane biology. Strong communicator and collaborative team player with a commitment to scientific inquiry, innovation, and mentorship. Eager to contribute to cutting-edge research and advance knowledge in biomedical sciences through doctoral studies.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
Work History
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Institute for Advanced Biomedical Research -George Mason University
05.2025 - Current
- Collaborated with senior researchers on project development and implementation.
- Assisted in the preparation of research materials and laboratory equipment.
- Presented research findings at university events, showcasing the value of undergraduate research efforts.
Organic Chemistry Tutor
College of Science, George Mason University
09.2024 - Current
- Facilitated one-on-one tutoring sessions, enhancing student understanding of organic chemistry concepts.
- Utilized various teaching methodologies to improve comprehension of complex chemical reactions and mechanisms.
Cell Biology Learning Assistant
College of Science, George Mason University
01.2024 - 05.2024
- Collaborated with faculty to align tutoring sessions with course objectives and curriculum requirements.
- Facilitated study sessions, promoting collaborative learning among students to improve academic performance.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Chemistry
George Mason University
Fairfax, VA12-2025
No Degree - General Sciences
Northern Virginia Community College
Annandale, VAHigh School Diploma -
John R. Lewis High School
Springfield, VA06-2021
Skills
- Microscopy techniques
- Cell culture techniques
- Protein purification
- Enzyme assays
- PCR techniques
- Spectrophotometry
- Gel electrophoresis
- Bacterial Transformation
Timeline
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Institute for Advanced Biomedical Research -George Mason University
05.2025 - Current
Organic Chemistry Tutor
College of Science, George Mason University
09.2024 - Current
Cell Biology Learning Assistant
College of Science, George Mason University
01.2024 - 05.2024
Bachelor of Science - Chemistry
George Mason University
No Degree - General Sciences
Northern Virginia Community College
High School Diploma -
John R. Lewis High School