shalene sankhagowit

* Taught international secondary school students according to their respective UK or International Baccalaureate science curriculums * Independently researched and condensed materials from various teaching media for cohesive lessons and discussed them with colleagues * Prioritized students’ needs first, adapted to situations on short notices, and worked with colleagues to optimize teaching of individual students

Support to the Office of the C.P. Group Chief Technology Officer in leading the Digital Transformation of the conglomerate & C.P.Group liaison to MIT ILP

Poster presentation (Session: Membrane Physical Chemistry II)

* With Dr. Efie Kokkoli (UMN CEMS Department): * Characterized the effectiveness of pH-sensitive liposomes in delivering a fluorescent marker to cancer cells * Fabricated liposomes with extrusion * promoted dye encapsulation with freeze-thaw cycles * purified liposome samples with fast protein liquid chromatography

InfoNOW offers document delivery, citation verification, database searching, reference research and advanced secondary research service." (https://www.lib.umn.edu/infonow/about-infonow 4/13/13) - Retrieve articles from academic journals from libraries in the East Bank and West Bank campuses by request from off-campus agencies, especially law firms. - Process electronic and hard copies of articles for clients from on- and off-campus.

* Worked on a U.S. Department of Energy-funded project to engineer a drug delivery vehicle with improved circulation time and targeted cell internalization of the synergistic technology reviewed by Butler et al. * Performed studies designed around intensive laboratory safety protocols for work with chemicals, unbound engineered nanoparticles, lasers, electricity, cryogenics, high pressure, and blood-borne pathogens. * Thoroughly familiarized and adhered to corporate social responsibility (e.g., code of ethics & standards of business conduct, cyber security, harassment- and violence-free workplace, personal conflict of interest, and hazardous waste & environmental management) * Protocells: Modular mesoporous silica nanoparticle-supported lipid bilayers for drug delivery. K. S., Butler et al. Small. 12(16): 2173-2185. 2016.

* Courses: Numerical Methods in Engineering, Nanotechnology and Nanoscale Engineering through Chemical Processes, and Chemical Engineering Kinetics (Graduate Level) * Designed and led weekly discussions; organized and supervised laboratory experiments, and helped students (during office hours and through e-mail correspondences) with materials presented in lectures and textbooks

* Worked on the biophysical study of bilayer lipid membrane oxidation for etiology and pathogenesis of associated age- related health conditions; this work contributed to the funding support from the U.S. Department of Defense * Participated in collaboration projects with principal investigators from various USC departments * Trained and managed 10 participants for summer and yearlong community outreach research programs

Activities and Societies: Stage Wind Ensemble (2000-2005), Class Committee (2003-2005), Student Council (2003-2004)

Minors in Chemistry and Biology Activities and Societies: Materials Research Sciences and Engineering Center (MRSEC) REU (Undergraduate Fellow, Summer 2008), Thai Student Association of Minnesota (2005-2009): Secretary (2006-2008), President (2008-2009)

Activities and Societies: USC Viterbi School Dean's Doctoral Merit Fellowship, Research Experience for Teachers Graduate (Mentor, Summer 2011), Engineering for Health Academy with Bravo Medical Magnet High School (Mentor, Fall 2011-Spring 2012)