Micheal Alemayehu

Engaged in community building and mentorship for undergraduates in their pre-health journey, organizing study groups and tutoring sessions.

Support data acquisition, analysis, and interpretation in the investigation of mood disorders, focusing on Major Depressive Disorder. Contribute to research inquiries aimed at enhancing treatment efficacy and alleviating the burden of depression.

Facilitated inter-chapter communication and orchestrated conferences to enhance information sharing among chapters nationwide.

Raised funds to support homeless individuals in India and promoted community among organization members.

Mentored elementary and middle school students in science, fostering creativity and engagement in scientific exploration.

Implemented The Body Image Project, developing strategies for addressing body image challenges and coping mechanisms for students.

Assisted customers and managed store operations at Tom Thumb.

Conducted analysis on various tumor classes and investigated molecular differences. Contributed to fostering partnerships between researchers and students.

Engaged with medical professionals and contributed to fostering unity among young Black health professionals.

Networked with PT schools and explored diverse career paths within the physical therapy field.

Orchestrated corporate partnerships to fund community events celebrating African cultures and coordinated the Fest Africa Showcase.

Gained hands-on experience in physical therapy practices and patient interactions.

Conducted research on RNA viruses and analyzed RNA chaperone proteins, acquiring essential lab techniques.

Provided customer service and assisted in inventory management at Autozone.

Conducted research on the evolution and mechanisms of natural selection in lizard species, acquiring skills in coding and analyzing genetic sequences.

Grade: 3.82

Activities and societies: Involved in various research projects and community service initiatives, including the Dell Medical School Pre-Health and Diversity Scholars program and the African Student Organization.

Pursuing a Bachelor of Science and Arts with a major in Biology and a minor in Kinesiology and Health Education. Expected graduation in May 2024 with a GPA of 3.82. Recognized as a first-generation student and awarded University Honors multiple times.