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Noah McCoy

Charleston

Summary

Motivated Marine Biology undergraduate with hands-on experience in wildlife conservation, marine fieldwork, and laboratory research. Experienced working independently in rugged outdoor environments and contributing to team-based research and restoration projects. Seeking a summer internship with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Dr. Edward D’Antonio’s Laboratory
Beaufort, SC
09.2025 - Current
  • Conducted biological research involving culturing E. coli and Arthrobacter in agar plates and broth solutions
  • Prepared agar plates, broth media, cell pellets, and synthesized genomic DNA (gDNA)
  • Grew protein crystals for wild-type Trypanosoma Cruzi
  • Contributed to three research projects, including antibacterial properties of Arthrobacter and protein mutation research related to Chagas’ disease treatment
  • Maintained detailed data logs while following biosafety and laboratory protocols

Marine Science Intern

South Carolina Aquarium
Charleston, SC
01.2023 - 12.2023
  • Selected as 1 of 10 participants for a competitive year-long internship
  • Assisted biologists with animal care, habitat maintenance, and environmental data collection
  • Safely handled and presented reptiles (alligators, snakes, turtles) during public education programs
  • Collected and logged king tide and flooding data supporting coastal monitoring efforts
  • Helped construct artificial concrete cone reefs for habitat restoration

Education

Bachelor of Science - Marine Biology

University of South Carolina Beaufort
05.2028

High School Diploma - International Baccalaureate Program

James Island Charter High School
06.2024

Skills

  • Habitat restoration (marsh grass planting, oyster reef restoration)
  • Environmental data collection (tides, flooding, species observations)
  • Species Identification (coastal and marine organisms)
  • Comfortable working in hot, wet, buggy, and remote conditions
  • Data logging, Excel, record keeping, and reporting
  • Sample handling and biological documentation

Timeline

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Dr. Edward D’Antonio’s Laboratory
09.2025 - Current

Marine Science Intern

South Carolina Aquarium
01.2023 - 12.2023

High School Diploma - International Baccalaureate Program

James Island Charter High School

Bachelor of Science - Marine Biology

University of South Carolina Beaufort

AWARDS AND HONORS

  • Magellan Mini Grant Recipient ($1,000)
  • Chancellor’s List, University of South Carolina Beaufort
  • Dean’s List, Trident Technical College
  • LIFE Scholarship Recipient
  • Coastal Community Foundation Scholarship Recipient

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Valid Driver’s License; willing to operate state vehicles and equipment
  • Willing to work in remote locations, inclement weather, and physically demanding conditions
  • Available for full-time (40 hrs/week), June 1st to mid-August
Noah McCoy