1. ANJALI SETHI
2900 W Dallas St, Apt 520 Asethi093@gmail.com
Houston, TX 77019 (469)-525-6423
EDUCATION
The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, TX August 2015 – December 2016
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX August 2011 – May 2015
Bachelor of Science in Honors in Advanced Human Development and Family Science
 GPA 3.5407
 University Honors
Study Abroad - Learning Tuscany: Art and Culture in Italy May 2014 – July 2014
 Immersed in language and culture of Italy by daily interaction with the locals and travel to historic sites
 Developed communication and presentation skills by participating in public art exhibition
EXPERIENCE
Texas Children’s Hospital, Texas Medical Center March 2014 – Present
Baby Holder, Patient Pal, Kidney Coach
 Comfort, console, and hold babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
 Serve as a companion to patients and provide bedside activities for those in need of a visit throughout
inpatient floors
Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas January 2014 – May 2015
Child Life Volunteer
 Befriend and interact with pediatric oncology patients and families at Dell Children’s Medical Center to
help make their stay more comfortable and welcoming
 Attend to the needs of patients and provide them with companionship
University of Texas at Austin, Graduate Department August 2013 – May 2015
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Mentor: Dr. Timothy Loving, PhD
 Developed thesis assessing the relationship between perceived levels of social support and stress
levels for individuals who had recently endured a break up
 Facilitated experiments targeted at understanding stress by analyzing cortisol levels secreted when
undergraduate students experience “falling in love” and “breaking up”
 Assisted in developing script and surveys implemented during the study
Texas Health May 2013 – July 2013
Intern, Preceptor: Dr. Kevin Carnes, MD
 Shadowed an anesthesiologist on his weekly rounds learning and witnessing anesthetic care.

2. Scottish Rite Children’s Hospital, Department of Molecular Genetics May 2012 – July 2012
Research Intern, Mentor: Dr. Carol Wise, MD
 Generated pedigrees of 900 patients, digitized images, and analyzed genetic history of various families
to determine heritability of idiopathic scoliosis
LEADERSHIP
UTSNA (University of Texas Student Nurses Association), Houston, TX August 2015 – Present
Vice President May 2016 – Present
 Select and oversee programs as approved by the Executive Committee
 Act as a liaison to community organizations and other schools or nursing
Member August 2015 – Present
 Interact with pediatric oncology and hematology patients at Texas Children’s Hospital through the
Periwinkle Foundation by befriending patients through various games, activities, and conversation in
the effort to make their stay more welcoming.
 Provide donations for hospitals, shelters, veterans, and communities in need throughout the year.
 Assist with semester blood-drives
School of Human Ecology, Austin, TX January 2014 – May 2015
Honors Human Development and Family Sciences Mentor
 Provide freshman honors student with guidance regarding coursework and organizations to further
enhance her undergraduate experience
Texas Spirits, Austin, TX January 2012 – Present
 1 of 25 girls selected out of 400 applicants to be members
Mentor May 2015 – Present
 Advise current UT Austin undergraduate student with focus on current courses, community
involvement, and future career planning.
Outreach Chair January 2014 – May 2015
 Responsible for connecting with other student leaders across campus to increase involvement and
finalize tasks in inaugural event: UT’s Real Beauty Campaign
 Encourage both students and members of the Austin community to engage in lifestyle choices that
enhance their overall mental and physical health.
Service Chair January 2013 – December 2013
 Liaison between the Make A Wish Foundation, the St. Louise House, and Texas Spirits
 Organized annual benefit concert raising $20,000 for Make A Wish Foundation and St. Louise House
 Implemented a new annual philanthropic event, The Mr. Spirit Pageant, to benefit both Make A Wish
Foundation and St. Louise House.
 Managed the service hour requirement tracker for all 150 active members
External Publicity Chair August 2012 – December 2012
 Coordinated volunteers to collect donations to benefit Make a Wish Foundation and St. Louis House
 Worked with fundraising chair to host profit shares and other fundraising events with local businesses

3. Camp Texas, Austin, TX November 2011 – August 2014
Counselor
 Act as a role model for incoming UT freshmen and help acclimate them to the University
 Assimilate various activities to create a welcoming environment for incoming freshmen
Texas THON, Austin, TX August 2011 – May 2015
Miracle Maker Relations Chair March 2013 – March 2014
 Primary point of contact for 800+ registered miracle makers
 Developed the rules and guidelines packet detailing all information necessary for miracle makers
 Lead bimonthly meetings, secured sponsorships, and fundraised for Dell Children’s Medical Center of
Central Texas
Morale Captain August 2011 – March 2013
 Directed a team of 12 dancers and kept them energized and enthusiastic throughout the 12 hour
dance marathon
 Raised money for Dell Children’s Medical Center
Student Government, Austin, TX August 2011 – Present
Mentor –FLO (Freshman Leadership Organization) August 2013 – Present
 Support freshman student and familiarize him with the University through introductions to various
resources, organizations and activities
Associate Director – FLO (Freshman Leadership Organization) August 2012 – May 2013
 Served as the public voice for FLO and facilitated weekly FLO and officer meetings
 Planned Mentor/Mentee Program to help advise underclassmen and acclimate them to the University
 Oversaw/maintained website, budgeting, t-shirt design, weekly agenda, PowerPoint, and all sub
committees
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Amschwand Sarcoma Foundation, Houston, TX November 2015 – Present
Volunteer
 Assist with annual philanthropic events “Catwalk for a Cure” and “A Couture Cause” by engaging with
attendees, administering raffle tickets, and collecting donations benefiting sarcoma research.
Texas 4000 for Cancer, Austin, TX October 2013 – Present
Mentor August 2015 – Present
 Support current rider by encouraging and assisting themthroughout training, volunteering, and
fundraising initiatives.
 Advise current rider on fundraising strategies, networking opportunities, and effective communication
Group Fundraising Coordinator August 2014 – August 2015
 Organize profit shares with local businesses in the Austin community and assist individuals with
personal fundraising goals by initiating various fundraising events
Rider October 2013 – August 2015
 Raise $4,500 for M.D. Anderson and bike 4,500 miles from Austin, TX, to Anchorage, AK, spreading
hope, knowledge, and charity in the fight against cancer

4. Maplewood Elementary, Austin, TX January 2014 – May 2015
Mentor
 Motivate a second grade student to set meaningful goals and value her education
 Encourage student to make good choices by providing her with guidance and friendship
Orange Jackets, Austin, TX April 2013 – May 2015
Active Member
 1 out of 100 applicants selected to join organization
 Implemented a campus-wide beauty campaign promoting healthy habits and celebrating oneself
 Serve as the official hostesses of the University of Texas at Austin by celebrating esteemed faculty,
welcoming guests to the University, and serving throughout the Austin community
Project S.E.E.E. (Science Enrichment in Elementary Education), Austin, TX August 2011 – May 2015
4th Year Member – Student Teacher
 Create experiments to help underprivileged elementary school students acquire the lessons and skills
necessary for passing the Science TAKS
 Encourage children in underprivileged elementary schools to further their education by providing them
with greater exposure to science and math
Feed My People, Austin, TX August 2011 – May 2015
Volunteer
 Cook and serve breakfast to the homeless while interacting with them and providing them with
necessities
HONORS & AWARDS
 Margaret C. Berry Scholarship Recipient; awarded to one sophomore woman annually
 Best Support; Texas 4000 for Cancer
 Best All Around Active; Texas Spirits
 Top Individual Fundraiser; Texas THON
 Champion For Cures; Light the Night
 Best Overall Group; Camp Texas
SKILLS
 Hindi [fluent]
 Spanish [basic]