Jasmine Daniels
(662) 671-0695 | Jadanie1@go.olemiss.edu
Permanent address: 805 Private Road 3097, Oxford, MS 38655
Objective
Seeking an entry-level position upon graduation in which my knowledge and experience within
the chemistry field can be utilized and shared with others.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Forensic Chemistry, May 2013
University of Mississippi, University, MS
GPA: 3.3/4.0
Coursework
Quantitative Analysis
Instrumental Analysis
Biochemistry
Forensic DNA Analysis
Biophysical Chemistry
Chemical Methods for Forensic Chemistry
Physical Methods for Forensic Chemistry
Toxicology
Lab Skills
GC-MS
HPLC
UV-VIS
FT-IR
Chromatography
Acid-Base Chemistry
DNA Extraction
Electrochemistry
Standardization
Titration
Quality Assurance/Quality Control techniques
Balance Calibration
Computer
Skills
Windows
Mathmatica
MATLAB
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Microsoft PowerPoint
Experience
Internship
Mississippi Crime Laboratory, Batesville, MS June-August 2012
 Drug Chemistry
 Latent Prints
 Serology
Undergraduate Research
Mississippi Crime Laboratory, Batesville, MS June-November 2012
 Worked to develop new techniques for analyzing cocaine samples.
 Responsible for general set-up of experiment.
 Performed quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) on FT-IR and GC-MS.
 Calibrated instruments and balances to ensure integrity of experiment.
Work
Experience
Server, Newk’s Express Café
Oxford, MS, April 2012-Present
Senior Sales Representative, Pacific Sunwear
Southaven, MS, June 2007- March 2012
Honors and
Activities
The National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and
Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE), 2012
Dean’s List, Spring 2012
Partner of the Roundtable Award, Fall 2012
Relay for Life Committee Member, 2011-2013
Forensic Chemistry Club, 2009-2013
Academic Excellence Scholarship Recipient, 2009-2013