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Education
2016 –2020 The College of William And Mary - Williamsburg, VA
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Accredited American Chemical Society Major Certificate
Minor in Physics
Honor's Thesis: Determination of Thermodynamic Properties of Non-Protein
Amino Acids and Characterization of Multimers of Carbamazepine
2021 –Present Purdue University- West Lafayette, IN
PhD: Analytical Chemistry
Research and Teaching Experience
2018- 2020 The College of William And Mary- Williamsburg, VA
Undergraduate Research Assistant
PI: Dr. John C. Poutsma
Utilized mass spectrometry to study gas phase chemistry of non-protein amino
acids via the extended kinetic method. Also utilized FAIMS-MS to study gas-phase clustering behavior and mobility of azepines
2017 - 2019 The College of William And Mary-Williamsburg, VA
Organic Chemistry Teaching Assistant
2021- present The College of William And Mary-Williamsburg, VA
General Chemistry Teaching Assistant
Employment and Relevant Experience
2020 - 2021 Global Metal Finishing- Roanoke, VA
Chemist & Process Improvement Specialist
2020- present Order of the White Jackets Scholarship Association- Williamsburg, VA
Member Of The Board
Awards and Honors
1. Order of the White Jackets Scholarship Recipient; 2017-2020
2. CRC Handbook Award, The College of William and Mary; 2020
Publications
1. Silski-Devlin, A. M.; Petersen, J. P.; Liu, J.; Turner, G. A.; Poutsma, J. C.; Kandel, S. A. Hydrogen-Bonded Tetramers of Carbamazepine. J. Phys. Chem. C 2020, 124, 5213-5219
2. Poutsma, J. C; Turner, G. A.; Long, D.; Owens, E.;Iqbal, E.;Hartman, M. C. T.; Acid/base Properties of α-methyl and Gem-Dimethyl Derivatives of Cysteine and Serine from the Extended Kinetic Method. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry currently under review
