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Azka Asim
Research Intern at Alexandria Center for Life Science
Azka Asim is a dedicated individual with a strong educational background and a wealth of experience in the field of biological sciences and research.
She pursued her High School Diploma in Biology/Biological Sciences, General, and Mathematics with a remarkable 4.0 GPA at The Educators Jinnah Campus.
Continuing her academic journey, Azka completed her Bachelor's degree at New Jersey City University and further advanced her studies at Case Western Reserve University.
Throughout her career, Azka held various significant roles such as Research Assistant at the Alexandria Center for Life Science and Chemical Research Assistant at New Jersey City University.
Her commitment to academic and research excellence is evident through her leadership roles including President of the NJCU Biology Club, Vice President of the Biology Club, and Governor's STEM Scholar Team Leader at the Research and Development Council of NJ.
Azka's diverse skill set is showcased through her experiences as a Summer Research Intern, Computational Research Intern, and Research Intern at institutions like New Jersey City University and the National Science Foundation.
In addition to her research roles, she has also actively contributed to academic and community development as a Senior Tutor, Treasurer, and Secretary in various clubs and organizations.
Azka's passion for science and research extends beyond academia, as seen through her participation as a Research Participant investigating the potential risk for Cholesteatoma at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
Furthermore, she has gained practical experience in medical settings through roles such as Clinical Intern at COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL SERVICES INC and Medical Transcriptionist.
Her volunteer work at prestigious institutions like Yale University and SIMS Hospital reflects her dedication to giving back to the community and advancing scientific knowledge.
With a rich tapestry of experiences and accomplishments, Azka Asim continues to make significant contributions to the field of biological sciences and research.
