Sarah Baggett

Biology student dedicated to the restoration and preservation of our environment with a passion for genetics, freshwater ecology, and zoology. Searching for a position in aquatic biology research. Completed lab coursework in aquatic ecology, restoration ecology, ichthyology, chemistry, ecology, organic chemistry I and II, and genetics. Organized, detail-oriented, and proficient in various common procedures, such as algal bioassays, spectrophotometry, NMR and IR spectra, column chromatography, PCR, gel electrophoresis, diel oxygen free-water metabolism, C. elegans behavioral assays, and various fish sampling techniques.

• National Latin Exam Maxima cum Laude (2016, 2017, 2018)
• Classical Learning Test Southwest Regional Scholar
• Baylor University Presidential Scholarship
• Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Scholarship
• National Merit Commended Scholar
• Baylor URSA Scholars Day: Characterization of Distal NPXY Motifs in β Pat-3 Integrin
• Baylor CURES conference: Characterization of β Pat-3 Integrin NPXY Motifs in C. elegans Motility and Egg Laying Functions
• Heart of Texas Undergraduate Research Conference: Proportion of Community Respiration for Which Plankton Are Responsible in Texas Ponds

• Food Handler’s License
• TABC
• Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid Certification for Infants, Children, and Adults