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    Malaina Gaddis received her B.S. in Biology from Brigham Young University in 2010 and is currently a PhD student in Genetics, Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Southern California. She began her career working for the Bureau of Reclamation but became interested in molecular biology research. Her international research experience in Argentina provided skills in collaboration and cross-cultural communication. She then worked in Mario Capecchi's lab, confirming her decision to pursue graduate studies in molecular biology. She is currently conducting graduate research under Peggy Farnham at USC.

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    Malaina Gaddis received her B.S. in Biology from Brigham Young University in 2010 and is currently a PhD student in Genetics, Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Southern California. She began her career working for the Bureau of Reclamation but became interested in molecular biology research. Her international research experience in Argentina provided skills in collaboration and cross-cultural communication. She then worked in Mario Capecchi's lab, confirming her decision to pursue graduate studies in molecular biology. She is currently conducting graduate research under Peggy Farnham at USC.

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    Bios Ketch

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    Naman Bagga
    Malaina Gaddis received her B.S. in Biology from Brigham Young University in 2010 and is currently a PhD student in Genetics, Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Southern California. She began her career working for the Bureau of Reclamation but became interested in molecular biology research. Her international research experience in Argentina provided skills in collaboration and cross-cultural communication. She then worked in Mario Capecchi's lab, confirming her decision to pursue graduate studies in molecular biology. She is currently conducting graduate research under Peggy Farnham at USC.

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    BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Name Malaina Gaddis Source(s) of Support INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE (if applicable) B.S.

    PhD YEAR(s) FIELD OF STUDY Department Genetics, Molecular and Cell Biology Year of Grad Study 2 Mentor Peggy J. Farnham

    Brigham Young University, Provo, UT University of Southern California, Los Angeles

    2006-2010 2010-

    Biology Genetics, Cell and Molecular Biology

    A. Personal Statement I started working as a biology intern for the Bureau of Reclamation as a high school student, and then continued to work there while pursuing an undergraduate degree in biology. As part of my job I helped with environmental compliance and work pertaining to the endangered species act. Though I enjoyed working for the government, over time and with more research experience I came to the realization that a career in molecular biology research was something I wanted to pursue. During my third year as an undergraduate I had an amazing opportunity to go to Crdoba, Argentina and participate in collaborative research between BYU and universities throughout South America, where the overarching goal was to study speciation of the Patagonia region. This international research experience provided me with important skills in collaborative research and cross-cultural communication that will help me work successfully with others to achieve my research goals. After returning from Argentina, I soon took off again to work at the University of Utah for the summer in Mario Cappechis lab. As an undergraduate with little research experience, I was very honored that a Nobel Laureate would give me a research opportunity in his lab. The summer I spent in the Capecchi lab was my first full-time molecular biology research experience and it helped me confirm my decision to leave a full-time biology position with the Bureau of Reclamation and go to graduate school to study molecular biology. B. Positions and Honors
    06/05-08/10- Biological Science Intern, U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation Summer 2009- Fellowship for Undergraduate Research Access for Minorities Program (URAMP) at the University of Utah Fall 2009- Travel award to present a poster the SACNAS (Society for the Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science) National Conference in Dallas, TX. Winter 2009- NSF Partners for International Research and Education Travel Award to conduct research in Crdoba, Argentina.

    C. Research Experience:
    08/09-01/10- Undergraduate research in lab of Dr. Jeffery R. Barrow, Brigham Young University 06/09-08/09- Undergraduate research in the lab Dr. Mario R. Capecchi, HHMI/University of Utah School of Medicine 02/09-04/09- Undergraduate research with Dr. Leigh Johnson, BYU and Drs. Srsic/Coccuci, Universidad Nacional de Crdoba; Crdoba, Argentina 9/10-11/10- Graduate rotation in lab of Dr. Michael Kahn, USC 1/11-3/11- Graduate rotation in lab of Dr. Roberta Diaz-Brinton, USC Current Research Activities Graduate Research in lab of Peggy J. Farnham, USC 3/11-

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