This document is a resume for Noeleya Henriquez, who is seeking an entry-level scientist position. She has a Bachelor's degree in Cell and Molecular Biology from West Chester University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. Her relevant experience includes cell culture techniques and laboratory skills gained from co-op positions at GSK and as a tutor and resident assistant during her undergraduate studies. She is bilingual in English and Spanish.

1. OBJECTIVE
A bilingual (English/Spanish) Biology and Chemistry graduate looking to obtain an entry level Scientist
position within a company that challenges my lab and research skills and helps me grow professionally.
EDUCATION
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology (Magna Cum Laude)
Chemistry Minor
West Chester, PA
Fall 2011-May 2015
• GPA 3.5, Dean’s List four semesters
• Relevant coursework: Biochemistry, Microbiology, Human Genetics, Medical Ethics, Analytical
Chemistry, Endocrinology, Organic Chemistry, Recombinant DNA, Molecular Genetics
WILSON HIGH SCHOOL
Graduated with Distinguished High Honors (June, 2011)
West Lawn, PA
2007-2011
WORK EXPERIENCE
LABORATORY TECHNIQUES AND SKILLS
• Cell culture techniques: cultured multiple cell lines, HepG2, C2C12, HL-5; cell based assays;
hands-on experience with Seahorse XF 96e Analyzer, BioMek FX; Working knowledge of high
content imaging/laser scanning cytometer and flow cytometer; Familiar with GLP, SOPs and animal
care and use guidelines; literature search site: PubMed
• Organic Chemistry techniques: GC Mass Spectroscopy; Proton NMR Spectroscopy; IR
Spectroscopy; Carbon NMR; distillation, filtration; crystallization
• Microbiology techniques: simple and differential staining; aseptic techniques; PCR; Western
Blotting; transformation; cytoplasmic RNA extraction; Radioactive material handling
• Biology techniques: Recombination; cloning, dissections; light microscopy; homogenizations; cell
fractionization; experimental design; Spectrophotometry; gel electrophoresis
• Other: Analytical skills, detailed oriented; Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint)
Noeleya Henriquez
308 W. Lafayette St
West Chester, PA 19380
(610)-603-6382
henriquez.noeleya@gmail.com
ZEROCHAOS/GLAXOSMITHKLINE
Co-op, Scientific Student Worker for Safety Assessment
King of Prussia, PA
July 2015-Present
• Executed core experimental methods and/or laboratory techniques.
• Responsible for aspects of the studies:
A. Assisted/involved in an investigative study assessing effects of compounds on fatty acid
oxidation (FAO) and mitochondrial function using a cell-based Seahorse assay
B. Worked on method development of Seahorse FAO assay using cardiomyocyte cell line,
HL-5 cells
C. In charge of setting up work protocols on newly installed BioMek FX
D. Responsible for maintaining cell lines and reagent preparation
E. Conducted literature search as it pertained to the studies
F. Recorded and analyzed study data
G. Attended internal scientific seminars and symposiums
H. Took GLP and lab safety trainings

2. RESIDENCE LIFE & HOUSING SERVICES
Resident Assistant
• Mediated roommate conflicts and was an academic, developmental, and social mentor to the
residents
• Collaborated with staff members and planned 30 events each year. Events pertained to diversity,
wellness, success, and community service
• Held front desk responsibilities such as mail inventory, distributing building resources, and
resident concerns that pertained to the building
West Chester, PA
Fall 2012-May 2015
LEARNING ASSISTANCE AND RESOURCE CENTER
Tutor
West Chester, PA
Fall 2012-May 2015
• Level I Statistics Tutor for one semester
• Level II Chemistry 103 Tutor for three consecutive semesters
• Encouraged independent learning by informing my tutees techniques I used to succeed in the
course. This included study habits, resources I used, and problem solving skills
• Summarized and tailored the course material to connect with audible, visual, and kinesthetic
learners
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities Award January 2014
• Criteria used for selection were academic achievement, involvement/leadership in co-curricular
activities, and community service
• Nominated by my academic advisor
WCU Sleep-out
• Cause was to raise homelessness awareness and raise funds and food for local food banks every
November
• Cochair of Activities Committee
• Recruited presenting speakers for the event such as the President of West Chester University,
the city Mayor, and representatives of the food banks
• Organized activities for the night’s events such as DJ, group discussions, reflections, and
performances from different clubs and organizations on campus
• Collaborated with other students for set up and clean up of the event
Sankofa Leadership Conference
2011-2014
• Diversity and leadership conference held at Bloomsburg University
• Keynote speakers presented speeches on ways to succeed, how to execute goals, and motivation.
• Participated in numerous workshops related to portfolio building, business card making, landing
job interviews, and networking
February 2013
• Maintained cell lines (C2C12, HepG2, HL-1) and passed cells once they reached full confluence
• Performed the technical conduct of studies in accordance with the study protocol and all
applicable laws and regulations including, but not limited to, Good Laboratory Practices,
Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee guidelines, and departmental Standard Operating
Procedures as needed.