Amelia Frickey

• Head Teaching Assistant for the largest Applied Math course at Brown. • Host weekly office hours. Explain complicated statistics material utilizing varied pedagogical techniques. Lead team of TAs. • Prepare review material, grade assessments, update gradebook for an 200-student class.

Attend weekly presentations from industry leaders, investment proposals, and general information sessions. Participant in the fall 2024 group independent study project on quantitative finance. Vote on best investment strategies for the club’s $500k portfolio.

Assist in running an invitational science tournament for middle school and high school teams. Maintain standards of competition, document events, determine winners. Instruct teams on concepts of engineering, building design, and competition rules.

Treasurer and executive board member, managing an active volunteer force of 30+ members. Secured and distributed over $25,000 of harm-reduction supplies in 2 years through grants and partnerships with non-profits. Weekly volunteer at RIcares, a non-profit community recovering organization helping those with drug and alcohol problems

Preferred Cranbrook high school tutor for advanced Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Handle multiple clients, prepare materials, and create a conducive learning environment. Work independently, create worksheets and practice tests, manage finances, taxes, and bookings. Assist with content, test-preparation, time management and study plans.

• Perform statistical research that advances the development of Ipsen assets by conducting complex simulations. • Assist in all R&D Global Biometry activities, including validation of clinical trial data summaries, reconciliation between different sources of data, and research into statistical methodology. Utilize SAS and R.

Host weekly office hours and recitation sections. Prepare review material to help students master course content. Grade assessments, update gradebook for a large class, create answer keys, and proctor exams.

Intern at Dr. Qing-Sheng Mi’s dermatology research lab. Assist with both patient-facing and statistical work. Currently working on a meta-analysis of multiple studies. Trained in: cell culturing (IPGM, Fibroblasts, and Keratinocyte), PBMC extraction, DNA extraction (from cell culture, blood and saliva), RNA extraction (from cell culture and blood), plasma and serum collection, mice handling, patient interaction and consent for medical studies.

Shadowed professional coaches and assisted with set up and was then able to implement this experience and coach groups through age appropriate and skill level-based activities. Participated in office work, utilized Excel and Microsoft Word frequently to draft communications and design weekly plans. Worked birthday parties, holiday events, the annual USTA women's tennis event, and ran adult and junior tournaments. Recorded all volunteer hours in volunteer journals, over 1000 hours.

Conductivity, pH measurements, and Anechoic chamber testing on RFID technology. Soxhlet extractor and Parr reactor usage for cherry pit antioxidant testing. Maintained a lab notebook and performed weekly presentations of current research. Use of Excel to manage large quantities of data, determine statistical significance of testing results and trends. Wrote a formal abstract of research and results. Submitted and published to an international conference.