1. Rachael Redmond
601 Lawnwood Drive, Greenwood, IN 46142
317.270.4299 raredmon@umail.iu.edu
Skills
 Proficient in Microsoft Office Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
 Proficient in Microsoft Windows or iOS for Mac
 Typing speed 50-60 WPM
 Proficient in mathematics and Spanish
Education
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN Anticipated Graduation May 2017
Bachelor of Science in chemistry (ACS certified), minor in biology, pre-medical professional track
GPA 3.50/4.00
 Relevant coursework: calculus III, physics: heat, optics, and electricity
High Point University, High Point, NC Fall 2012-Spring 2015
B.S. in chemistry, pre-medical professional track
 Relevant coursework: calculus II, math methods for the physical sciences, general chemistry I and II, organic
chemistry, quantitative and instrumental analysis, fundamentals of physics I, introduction to biological principles,
zoology, microbiology, medical terminology for the Spanish speaker
Research Experience
Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Institute (MURI) project team member, IUPUI, Indianapolis, IN
Fall 2015
 Collaborated with students and faculty mentors to develop diabetes clinical trial candidates using systems
pharmacology
Student Assistant, High Point University, High Point, NC Spring 2015
 Assisted Dr. Viguiera of the biology department with analysis of synergy between bacteria and drugs with
suspected effect on mitochondria function
Student Assistant, High Point University, High Point, NC Fall 2012-Fall 2013
 Assisted Dr. Christopher Fowler and Dr. Todd Knippenberg with analysis of thermodynamic properties of
recyclable materials using a Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC)
Publications/Presentations
Poster presentation at SERMACS, Atlanta, GA Fall 2013
 Presented results from the thermodynamic properties of recyclable materials project in poster format at the
Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society
Poster presentation at SNCURCS, Charlotte, NC Fall 2013
 Presented results from the thermodynamic properties of recyclable materials project in poster format at the State
of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium
Poster presentation at BigSURS, High Point, NC Spring 2013
 Presented results from the thermodynamic properties of recyclable materials project in poster format at the Big
South Undergraduate Research Symposium
Work Experience
Summer Reading Clerk, Southport Library, Indianapolis, IN Summer 2014 and Summer 2015
 Calculated points earned from books children read and awarded prizes, developed a proficiency in mental math
 Managed inventory of summer reading prizes
 Entered registration data into computer
 Answered questions about library and promoted summer reading program
 Guided patrons around library to find specific materials or assisted with computers
 Shelved materials around library
Tutor, High Point Academic Services, High Point, NC Spring 2015
 Tutored students in general chemistry and introduction to biological principles

2. Rachael Redmond
601 Lawnwood Drive, Greenwood, IN 46142
317.270.4299 raredmon@umail.iu.edu
 Organized and led study groups for tests
 Open availability so students could ask questions by text or email when needed outside appointment times
 Provided a helpful learning environment that enabled students to understand challenging concepts
Cashier/Food Runner, McAlister’s Deli, Greenwood, IN Spring-Summer 2012
 Managed register and assisted customers
 Delivered food to tables and ensured customer satisfaction
 Maintained a clean environment
Lifeguard, Carefree Club Inc., Greenwood IN Summer 2009, 2010, and 2011
 Ensured safe, healthy environment as lifeguard at the neighborhood pool
 Managed concession stand during breaks
 Assisted patrons and answered questions about the pool when needed either by phone or in person
 CPR and first aid certified
Honors/Activities
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, High Point University, High Point, NC Spring 2014-present
 Member of Gamma Eta chapter, participated in philanthropy events benefitting Juvenile Diabetes Research
Foundation (JDRF) and the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation
American Chemical Society (ACS), High Point University, High Point, NC Fall 2012-Spring 2015
 Attended weekly meetings and research presentations from students and visiting faculty
Biology Club, High Point University, High Point, NC Fall 2012-Spring 2015
 Attended weekly meetings, research presentations from visiting faculty, and presentations about professional and
graduate schools
Club Swim Team, High Point University, High Point, NC Fall 2012-Fall 2013
 Attended practices and participated in regional swim meets
Student Government, High Point University, High Point, NC Fall 2013
 Attended student government meetings as representative for ACS, voted on bills, prepared and presented ACS
budget and member report
High Point University Fellowship Award, High Point University, High Point, NC Spring 2012
 Awarded $20,000 per year scholarship with $4,000 study abroad stipend based on high school academics and
extracurricular activities