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Kyle Cahill
2162 S.W. 82nd Avenue
Davie, FL 33324
kcahill@nova.edu
954-401-8905
Qualifications Profile:Completed highest degree university offers in physics while completing coursework
in a broad range of scientific disciplines. Undergraduate research provided solid background in research
methodology and lab experience. Took rigorous courses in preparation for physics graduate school
including: Introduction to Differential Geometry, Modern Physics I and II, Electromagnetic Theory,
Mechanics, Ordinary Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, and Philosophy of Science. Small classes
provided intellectually stimulating environment. Autodidactic studies in Quantum Mechanics and Statistical
Mechanics in preparation for Physics GRE. Ambitious, hard-working, innovative leader who took on
challenges to help create new organizations, and improve student life. Drawn to Particle Physics, Complex
Systems, and Condensed Matter Physics; however, open to consider other areas of specialization
Education
 Bachelor of Science in Biology Physics minor; Mathematics minor
 G.P.A. 3.34; Dean's List: 3.5 GPA or higher in Fall 2012 and Fall 2013 semesters
Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL
 Dual Admission 4+4 Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Program reserves a position at Nova Southeastern University's School of Osteopathic
Medicine while completing an undergraduate degree in Pre-Medical Biology.
 Trustee Academic Scholarship
Recipient of full tuition scholarship from Nova Southeastern University through the Florida 100% Bright
Futures Scholarship program.
Research Experience
 Antibiotic Resistance in a Periodic Environment
Lab-based analysis of antibiotic resistance of noninfectious E. coli treated with fluctuating intervals of
exposure to cannomycin. Contributed to project taking 3rd
place in the modality of poster presentations at
Nova University’s Undergraduate Student Symposium under the guidance of Dr. Robert Smith and Dr.
Louis Nemzer. Aug 2014 - Apr 2015
 Aerosol Pollution from Cruise Ship Emissions
Evaluated cruise ship emissions and other pollution sources and their effect on the air quality in South
Florida. Contributions helped led to the project taking 2nd
place in the modality of oral presentations at Nova
Southeastern University’s Undergraduate Student Symposium under the guidance of Dr. Song Gao.
Jan 2013 - Aug 2013
Academic/Honors Societies
Society of Physics Students
Beta Beta Beta:Rho Rho Chapter National Biological Honor Society.
Order of Omega: Greek Academic and Leadership Honor Society.
Delta Epsilon Iota: Academic Honor Society.
Leadership Experience
Societyof Physics Students – President Sept. 2014 - Jun. 2015
Vice President Jan. 2014 - Sept. 2014

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Assisted faculty advisor Dr. Louis Nemzer in organization regaining official club status at the start of
Fall 2014 semester; expanded membership; improved administrative functions; organized events, including
at Fort Lauderdale’s Museum of Discovery and Science Black Holes: Space Warps & Time Twists’ Exhibit
which three physics faculty gave presentations; held other events in which faculty discussed physics
discoveries.
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Phi Gamma Delta – Recording Secretary Nov. 2013-Nov. 2014
Corresponding Secretary Nov. 2012-Nov. 2013
Recording Secretary:Organized the chapter's internal communication files and records, including
minutes, agendas and calendars. Served as Parliamentarian for all meetings. Created chapter's first
website. Played a key role in petitioning the International Headquarters for colony to become a fully
established Chapter. Oversaw Philanthropy, Community Service, and Scholarship committees, which
raised over $2500 for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in the 2013-14 academic year; led the chapter in
“Rebuilding Together Broward County” which helps revitalize low-income areas, and Relay for Life, which
raises money for cancer research. The Scholarship committee improved the chapter’s collective GPA to
the highest of all fraternities and sororities on NSU’s campus.
Corresponding Secretary:Organized the chapter’s external communications, including creating the
first graduate newsletter. Oversaw Graduate Relations, Social and Inter-Fraternity Council committees.
Lead planning and execution of an annual formal dinner for about 70 attendees that provides an
opportunity for graduate brothers to reconnect and celebrate the chapter's accomplishments.
FIJI Academy: Gives new chapter officers a strong foundation to dynamically and courageously lead
their chapters; Provides knowledge and leadership skills needed for effective chapter
management. Jan. 2013; Jan. 2014
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Inter-Fraternity Council - Treasurer Nov. 2014 - May 2015
Secretary Nov. 2013 - Nov. 2014
Treasurer:Expanded the Inter-Fraternity Council's budget from $150 to over $1000 in the course of
a semester.
Secretary:Kept accurateminutes of all IFC meetings over the semester.
Toastmasters:member, Broward College chapter
Work Experience
Museumof Art Fort Lauderdale: MembershipAssociate
Completed project that digitized business prospects for potential philanthropic support; becamefamiliarized
with art exhibits, local attractions, and events; promoted sales of new memberships and renewals; assisted
with admissions, cashier and operating duties. Dec. 2012 - Aug. 2013
Other Aspects
Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do; currently training in Kickboxing, Sanshou, and Kung Fu.
National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF) Medicine participant at Georgetown University. Jun 2009