Joseph Webb
Honors Undergraduate Researcher
Joseph D. Webb, a biology enthusiast and undergraduate researcher from the University of Vermont, combines a strong interest in scientific exploration with a dedicated commitment to learning. With a love for the outdoors, Joe conducts hands-on research on tick-borne pathogens and their connection to weather patterns. Beyond the lab, he thrives in dynamic roles, serving as an EMT for his community and volunteering as a Youth Restorative Justice Advocate. Joseph’s diverse interests span from the intricacies of biology to the art of communication, making him a versatile and dedicated individual poised for impactful contributions.
- Josephwebb4@hotmail.com
- Phone
- (603) 854-2092
- Website
- https://www.josephdwebb.com
- Joseph Webb
Experience
– present
Undergraduate Student at University of Vermont
As an ambitious member of the UVM Honors College, Joe is driven by an unwavering commitment to academic excellence. Pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Biology with a minor in Chemistry, his academic journey has been characterized by a passionate exploration of the natural world. Currently, Joe is deeply engrossed in the intricate interplay between weather conditions and disease pathogen prevalence within tick populations.
Highlights
- Distinguished as an Honors Undergraduate Researcher at the UVM Wildlife Pathogens Lab.
- Brings a passion for communication as a Teaching Assistant for Communication Methods.
- Provided guidance and support to newly accepted students as an Honors College Peer Mentor.
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Emergency Medical Technican at Canobie Lake Park
The primary medical respoonse team at Canobie Lake Park, playing a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and well-being of park visitors. Responsibilities included providing immediate medical assistance and coordinating emergency responses in high-pressure situations.
Highlights
- Assumed a leadership role in orienting and training new members to the medical team.
- Recognized for outstanding performance and dedication as Team Member of the Month.
Volunteer
– present
Youth Restorative Justice Advocate at Burlington Community Justice Center
Actively working with victims, offenders, and the community to comprehend and tackle the consequences of crime and conflict, with a central goal of restoring relationships and ensuring that all those impacted have opportunities to engage in the healing and resolution journey.
Highlights
– present
Student Attendant at UVM Department of Sociology
Attending to UVM’s Benedict House and assisting with students seeking professorial guidance.
Highlights
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Student Tutor at UVM Physics Department
Helping students understand and excel in physics topics ranging from kinetics to relativity.
Highlights
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Peer Mentor at UVM Honors College
Guiding new students accepted to the UVM Honors College to excel physically, socially, and academically.
Highlights
Education
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Bachelor in Biology from University of Vermont with GPA of 3.5
Publications
To Witness an Underwater Emergency by Scuba Diving Magazine
A personal narrative that recount a pivotal moment during my scuba diving certification, where I witnessed a crisis that ignited my passion for pursuing a career in medicine.
Languages
- English
- Fluency: Native speaker
- Spanish
- Fluency: Limited working proficiency
Skills
- Emergency Medicine
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- Laboratory Technnique
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- Programming
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Interests
- Wildlife
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- Piano
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- Scuba Diving
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