Michelle Li
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Suzanne Monir
Michelle seeks to challenge herself in science, in writing, in fencing, math and basically anything she decides to focus on. Her outstanding achievements almost speak for themselves. She is clearly well rounded, with extreme success in an array of subjects. Her marks are undoubtedly outstanding, where she obtained a 100% grade in my course. She competed for the chemistry Olympiad (IChO - http://www.cco-occ.ca/), with a decision to do so later in the year. She made a relatively late decision to participate; She wrote the test and managed to rank in the top 20 of the province, where she was invited to a provincial camp where they performed labs and wrote exams at the university level. She ranked in the top 5% of a national competition for over 2000 highly driven students in chemistry, called Chem 13 News (https://uwaterloo.ca/chem13news/). What is most impressive about her numerous achievements is her time management and attention to detail in everything she pursues. While participating in the chemistry contests I mention above, she competed in the Canada Wide Science Fair (http://cwsf.youthscience.ca/ ) where she was the first place winner provincially for her project on adipocyte growth, and then moved on to compete nationally where she won an extremely prestigious silver medal. There are a few important things that I would like to highlight about her participation in the science fair. First, here home school did not officially register for the competition last year, so her preparation and participation were completely self driven. Second, while she was competing for this in the province of New Brunswick, in typical Michelle style, she made sure she was caught up with all of her other responsibilities and had me arrange that she wrote the Chem 13 News out of province. In dealing with Michelle I feel I have become familiar with her personality very well and she is one of the most determined and focused individuals I have met.
Suzanne Monir
Michelle seeks to challenge herself in science, in writing, in fencing, math and basically anything she decides to focus on. Her outstanding achievements almost speak for themselves. She is clearly well rounded, with extreme success in an array of subjects. Her marks are undoubtedly outstanding, where she obtained a 100% grade in my course. She competed for the chemistry Olympiad (IChO - http://www.cco-occ.ca/), with a decision to do so later in the year. She made a relatively late decision to participate; She wrote the test and managed to rank in the top 20 of the province, where she was invited to a provincial camp where they performed labs and wrote exams at the university level. She ranked in the top 5% of a national competition for over 2000 highly driven students in chemistry, called Chem 13 News (https://uwaterloo.ca/chem13news/). What is most impressive about her numerous achievements is her time management and attention to detail in everything she pursues. While participating in the chemistry contests I mention above, she competed in the Canada Wide Science Fair (http://cwsf.youthscience.ca/ ) where she was the first place winner provincially for her project on adipocyte growth, and then moved on to compete nationally where she won an extremely prestigious silver medal. There are a few important things that I would like to highlight about her participation in the science fair. First, here home school did not officially register for the competition last year, so her preparation and participation were completely self driven. Second, while she was competing for this in the province of New Brunswick, in typical Michelle style, she made sure she was caught up with all of her other responsibilities and had me arrange that she wrote the Chem 13 News out of province. In dealing with Michelle I feel I have become familiar with her personality very well and she is one of the most determined and focused individuals I have met.
Suzanne Monir
Michelle seeks to challenge herself in science, in writing, in fencing, math and basically anything she decides to focus on. Her outstanding achievements almost speak for themselves. She is clearly well rounded, with extreme success in an array of subjects. Her marks are undoubtedly outstanding, where she obtained a 100% grade in my course. She competed for the chemistry Olympiad (IChO - http://www.cco-occ.ca/), with a decision to do so later in the year. She made a relatively late decision to participate; She wrote the test and managed to rank in the top 20 of the province, where she was invited to a provincial camp where they performed labs and wrote exams at the university level. She ranked in the top 5% of a national competition for over 2000 highly driven students in chemistry, called Chem 13 News (https://uwaterloo.ca/chem13news/). What is most impressive about her numerous achievements is her time management and attention to detail in everything she pursues. While participating in the chemistry contests I mention above, she competed in the Canada Wide Science Fair (http://cwsf.youthscience.ca/ ) where she was the first place winner provincially for her project on adipocyte growth, and then moved on to compete nationally where she won an extremely prestigious silver medal. There are a few important things that I would like to highlight about her participation in the science fair. First, here home school did not officially register for the competition last year, so her preparation and participation were completely self driven. Second, while she was competing for this in the province of New Brunswick, in typical Michelle style, she made sure she was caught up with all of her other responsibilities and had me arrange that she wrote the Chem 13 News out of province. In dealing with Michelle I feel I have become familiar with her personality very well and she is one of the most determined and focused individuals I have met.
Suzanne Monir
Michelle seeks to challenge herself in science, in writing, in fencing, math and basically anything she decides to focus on. Her outstanding achievements almost speak for themselves. She is clearly well rounded, with extreme success in an array of subjects. Her marks are undoubtedly outstanding, where she obtained a 100% grade in my course. She competed for the chemistry Olympiad (IChO - http://www.cco-occ.ca/), with a decision to do so later in the year. She made a relatively late decision to participate; She wrote the test and managed to rank in the top 20 of the province, where she was invited to a provincial camp where they performed labs and wrote exams at the university level. She ranked in the top 5% of a national competition for over 2000 highly driven students in chemistry, called Chem 13 News (https://uwaterloo.ca/chem13news/). What is most impressive about her numerous achievements is her time management and attention to detail in everything she pursues. While participating in the chemistry contests I mention above, she competed in the Canada Wide Science Fair (http://cwsf.youthscience.ca/ ) where she was the first place winner provincially for her project on adipocyte growth, and then moved on to compete nationally where she won an extremely prestigious silver medal. There are a few important things that I would like to highlight about her participation in the science fair. First, here home school did not officially register for the competition last year, so her preparation and participation were completely self driven. Second, while she was competing for this in the province of New Brunswick, in typical Michelle style, she made sure she was caught up with all of her other responsibilities and had me arrange that she wrote the Chem 13 News out of province. In dealing with Michelle I feel I have become familiar with her personality very well and she is one of the most determined and focused individuals I have met.
Experience
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HPS Investment Partners, LLC
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United States
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Financial Services
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400 - 500 Employee
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Associate
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Feb 2022 - Present
Strategic Investment Partners Strategic Investment Partners
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Goldman Sachs
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United States
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Financial Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Investment Banking Analyst
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2020 - Mar 2022
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Goldman Sachs
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United States
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Financial Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Investment Banking Summer Analyst
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Jun 2019 - Aug 2019
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Yale School of Management
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United States
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Higher Education
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400 - 500 Employee
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Assistant Researcher
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Sep 2017 - Jan 2019
Impact of the Financial Recapitalization Act during the 1990s Japanese Financial Crisis on loan activity, solvency ratios, NPL write-off and rational behavior Impact of the Financial Recapitalization Act during the 1990s Japanese Financial Crisis on loan activity, solvency ratios, NPL write-off and rational behavior
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Goldman Sachs
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United States
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Financial Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Investment Banking Summer Analyst
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Jun 2018 - Aug 2018
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Canadian Fencing Federation - Fédération canadienne d'escrime
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Spectator Sports
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1 - 100 Employee
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Athlete
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2009 - Aug 2016
Fencer on the Canadian Women's Epee team with over 8 years of combined experience in foil and epee at the national and international level. 6th at International European Cadet Circuit (Krakow, Poland) - 2015 8th at Junior North American Cup (Louisville, Kentucky) - 2014 6th at Cadet North American Cup (Portland, Oregon) - 2014 2nd Senior Canadian National Championships (Montreal, Canada) - 2016 Fencer on the Canadian Women's Epee team with over 8 years of combined experience in foil and epee at the national and international level. 6th at International European Cadet Circuit (Krakow, Poland) - 2015 8th at Junior North American Cup (Louisville, Kentucky) - 2014 6th at Cadet North American Cup (Portland, Oregon) - 2014 2nd Senior Canadian National Championships (Montreal, Canada) - 2016
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Biomedical Researcher
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Jun 2015 - May 2016
High throughput screening of Kallikrein-13 as potential marker of protstate cancer High throughput screening of Kallikrein-13 as potential marker of protstate cancer
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Mount Sinai Hospital (Toronto), Sinai Health
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Canada
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Intern
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Aug 2013 - May 2015
Impact of GSK-3 on leptin and adiponectin secretion and adipocyte growth genes - C/EBP a, b, d, and PPARy Impact of GSK-3 on leptin and adiponectin secretion and adipocyte growth genes - C/EBP a, b, d, and PPARy
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Education
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2016 - 2020
Yale University
Bachelor’s Degree, Economics
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