Shemar Rhoden
Shemar Rhoden

SHEMAR RHODEN
99 Old Mill Road ?|? ?WallKill, NY 12589 ?|? ?------------ ?|? ?S------------ EDUCATION
Brandeis University?, Waltham, MA Bachelor of Science in Biology, ?GPA?: 3.23
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Department of Community Living, Brandeis University?, Waltham, MA Community Advisor
?Expected May 2021 ?August 2019 – Present
? Create a supportive environment for 400 students by serving as a mentor, leader, and role model.
? Formulate programs to foster a welcoming social and educational community outside classrooms.
BioBus Scientific Research Internship?,? ?New York, NY ?June 2019 – August 2019; June 2018 – August 2018 Junior Scientist
? Conducted and aided scientific research at Columbia University’s Jerome L. Greene Science Center.
? Created and implemented curriculum through experiential lab projects for under-resourced middle
schoolers to spark their intrigue in biology.
Your Story International?,? ?Leogane, Haiti ? January 2018 Nursing Advocate
? Assisted in creating a community clinic in Leogane to provide health care to 400+ under-served patients.
? Facilitated health education and assessments to test for common issues including high blood pressure,
anemia, and hypertension.
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES
Minority Association for Pre-medical Students?, ?Brandeis University?, Waltham, MA ?January 2019 – Present Member
? Co-organize professional development opportunities for students of color pursuing STEM; join students in visiting medical and dental schools, preparing for interviews, and attaining medical certifications.
Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO)?, New York, NY ?March 2013 – ?Present Scholar
? Selected out of over 1,000 students to participate in an eight-year enrichment program; completed 720+ hours of college-preparatory coursework in reading, writing, math, and SAT prep.
? Attend 20+ college preparedness workshops, networking events, and career readiness seminars to drive persistence and post-graduate success.
Dental Association?, ?Brandeis University?, Waltham, MA ?February 2018 – May 2018 Member
? Gained exposure to medical training in competitive programs while shadowing students at Tufts University.
American Field Service?, San Jose, Costa Rica ?June 2016 – July 2016 Participant
? Participated in an Intensive Community Service Program in Costa Rica involving intercultural exchange and 80 hours of volunteer service.
SKILLS
Certification: Bleeding Control – The American College of Surgeons Committee (2019–Present) Lab Skills: Genome isolation, DNA mutations, Phenotyping, Genotyping,
Computer: ChemDraw, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint & Excel
Language: Conversational in Jamaican Creole