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Research and Activities

Research​

First Year Eats Program Intern (August 2019 - May 2021):

The main objective of this project is to observe and study how the First Year Eats Program affects first-year college students participating in the program with respect to their academic performance and stress levels. We attempt to find any correlation or patterns by using various statistical methodologies and noticing any connections between demographics, academic performance, and food security.

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Taste of SIBS (Summer in Biostatistics) (June 2020 - August 2020):

As a participant of Taste of SIBS, we have spent the first half learning the basics of biostatistics through guest lectures and completing assignments. The second half consists of group projects and presentation in data analysis based on real data from the Framingham Heart Study (FHS) and Jackson Heart Study (JHS).


Statistics Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (June 2020 - August 2020, June 2021 - Present):
Creating a program using both Python and R in order to understand the mathematics and statistics behind residuals and how to manipulate them to form residual plots. It also allows for creativity as the program will allow any person to input their name, a phrase, sentence, and even pictures to create residual plots depicting them.

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Second year includes studying and analyzing bioinformatics datasets more specifically single cell sequencing data. 

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Selected Activities

Aggieland Saturday (February 2020):

Volunteered as a part of the Statistics Team talking to prospective students interested in statistics.

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Texas A&M Math and Statistics Fair (February 2020, February 2021):

Setup and held a session relating to teaching and also making statistics concepts fun for younger students.

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Meals on Wheels Delivery (May 2020 - August 2020):

Drove with a route to deliver food to those who are disabled or cannot cook for themselves.

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As we move on from coursework and experiences, it is also very important to see that activities are also vital for one's experience while attending university as it is a way to connect with others and understand exactly how to apply what you have learned in a real-life situation interacting with people who may or may not understand everything you have learned thus far. I believe it is vital to get involved in activities both on and off campus for a complete experience. I think that looking back at my prior experiences, I have been able to achieve this at least a little. Likewise, I will continue to strive for more interaction opportunities and learn what I otherwise would not learn from simply reading the textbooks about Statistics and/or courses.

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