Sophie B. Sigel is seeking a full-time position in research and development utilizing her strong laboratory skills, leadership abilities, and attention to detail. She has a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science from the University of Wisconsin-Stout with concentrations in Interdisciplinary Science, Chemistry, Human Physiology, and Psychology. Her recent work experience includes managing the UW-Stout Cadaver Laboratory and working as a Biosafety Level 2 Laboratory Assistant. She has also gained primate care experience as an intern at the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center.

1. Willing to Relocate and Travel
SOPHIE B. SIGEL
(763) 913 5559 | Email: SophieBSigel@gmail.com | Madison, Wisconsin
OBJECTIVE
Seeking a full-time position in research and development, where there is a need for positive leadership, confident independence,
strong laboratory skills, and exceptional attention to detail.
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF W ISCONSIN- STOUT Fall 2012 – Spring 2016
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science Menomonie, Wisconsin
Concentration: Interdisciplinary Science
Minors: Chemistry, Human Physiology, and Psychology
Major GPA: 3.7 Cumulative GPA: 3.5
RECENT WORK EXPERIENCE
CADAVER LABORA TORY MANAGER Spring 2014 - Present
University of Wisconsin- Stout, Biology Department
● First student to create, hold, and manage the UW-Stout Cadaver Laboratory.
● Create protocols and standard operating procedures based upon the needs of the laboratory.
● Coordinate and lead in outside educational demonstrations with participants ranging in age from six years old to 40
years old.
BIOSAFTEY LEVEL 2 LABORATORY ASSISTANT Fall 2015- Present
University of Wisconsin- Stout, Biology Department
● Prepare for and troubleshoot biochemistry laboratory procedures.
● Organization and general upkeep of a safe and clean laboratory.
● Assist in laboratory classes,such as Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Molecular Cell Biology.
HUSBANDRY TECHNICIAN INTERNSHIP Summer 2015
University of Wisconsin- Madison, Wisconsin National Primate Research Center
Blue Mounds Quarantine Facility
● Acted as a daily care taker for multiple breeds of primates, including after hours and weekend work.
● Observed SIV research procedures under personalinvestigators.
● Learned basic first aid and medical care for primates.
TEACHING ASSISTANT A ND TUTOR Fall 2014- Spring 2015
University of Wisconsin- Stout, Biology Department
● Hold lectures, run laboratories, grade exams and laboratory assignments associated with the course.
● Troubleshoot protocols and laboratory techniques.
● Tutor students in course materials, both one-on-one and in group sessions.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
RES EARCH ASSISTANT Spring 2013 – Fall 2014
University of Wisconsin-Stout, Biology Department
Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Grant, Ph.D.
Project: “Patterns of Amino Acid Specificity Associated with Citrullination”
AWARDS AND PRESENTATION:
● The University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Research Grant Award (Spring 2013).
● The University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Research Day (Spring 2013 and Spring 2014).
RES EARCH ASSISTANT Fall 2012 – Fall 2013
University of Wisconsin-Stout, Psychology Department
Advisor: Dr. Desiree Budd, Ph.D.
Project: “Perceived Fat Content of Food, Neural Activity, and Food Choices”
PRESENTATIONS:
● The Society for PsychophysiologicalResearch’s 53rd AnnualConference in Florence, Italy (Fall 2013).
● The University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Research Day (Spring 2012).