Nikki Miller
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David Hunt
During the spring of 2008, Ms. Sauro was a student in my second semester organic chemistry course, CHE 332 (Organic Chemistry II) and during the spring of 2010, she was a student in my CHE 470 class (Heterocyclic Chemistry). Ms. Sauro was a diligent student with a solid work ethic and very eager to succeed. Based on her mastery of the subject material, it was clear that she had invested a great deal of time to study outside of the classroom. She has a spark for learning and is a quick study. She rated among the top students in both classes. She undertook nearly 2 years of undergraduate research in organic chemistry with Professor Lynn Bradley as her primary advisor (I served as her secondary research advisor). She had a good deal of success and quickly mastered techniques such as preparative flash chromatography and multinuclear NMR spectroscopy. During her final semester of undergraduate research, she designed her own experiments and proved to be quite productive. Her work will serve as the foundation for a publication with Professor Lynn Bradley and myself.
David Hunt
During the spring of 2008, Ms. Sauro was a student in my second semester organic chemistry course, CHE 332 (Organic Chemistry II) and during the spring of 2010, she was a student in my CHE 470 class (Heterocyclic Chemistry). Ms. Sauro was a diligent student with a solid work ethic and very eager to succeed. Based on her mastery of the subject material, it was clear that she had invested a great deal of time to study outside of the classroom. She has a spark for learning and is a quick study. She rated among the top students in both classes. She undertook nearly 2 years of undergraduate research in organic chemistry with Professor Lynn Bradley as her primary advisor (I served as her secondary research advisor). She had a good deal of success and quickly mastered techniques such as preparative flash chromatography and multinuclear NMR spectroscopy. During her final semester of undergraduate research, she designed her own experiments and proved to be quite productive. Her work will serve as the foundation for a publication with Professor Lynn Bradley and myself.
David Hunt
During the spring of 2008, Ms. Sauro was a student in my second semester organic chemistry course, CHE 332 (Organic Chemistry II) and during the spring of 2010, she was a student in my CHE 470 class (Heterocyclic Chemistry). Ms. Sauro was a diligent student with a solid work ethic and very eager to succeed. Based on her mastery of the subject material, it was clear that she had invested a great deal of time to study outside of the classroom. She has a spark for learning and is a quick study. She rated among the top students in both classes. She undertook nearly 2 years of undergraduate research in organic chemistry with Professor Lynn Bradley as her primary advisor (I served as her secondary research advisor). She had a good deal of success and quickly mastered techniques such as preparative flash chromatography and multinuclear NMR spectroscopy. During her final semester of undergraduate research, she designed her own experiments and proved to be quite productive. Her work will serve as the foundation for a publication with Professor Lynn Bradley and myself.
David Hunt
During the spring of 2008, Ms. Sauro was a student in my second semester organic chemistry course, CHE 332 (Organic Chemistry II) and during the spring of 2010, she was a student in my CHE 470 class (Heterocyclic Chemistry). Ms. Sauro was a diligent student with a solid work ethic and very eager to succeed. Based on her mastery of the subject material, it was clear that she had invested a great deal of time to study outside of the classroom. She has a spark for learning and is a quick study. She rated among the top students in both classes. She undertook nearly 2 years of undergraduate research in organic chemistry with Professor Lynn Bradley as her primary advisor (I served as her secondary research advisor). She had a good deal of success and quickly mastered techniques such as preparative flash chromatography and multinuclear NMR spectroscopy. During her final semester of undergraduate research, she designed her own experiments and proved to be quite productive. Her work will serve as the foundation for a publication with Professor Lynn Bradley and myself.
Experience
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Dash Pharmaceuticals LLC
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United States
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Vice President Business Development
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Jul 2018 - Present
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Impax Laboratories
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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200 - 300 Employee
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Associate Director Business Development
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Oct 2016 - Jul 2018
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Rising Pharmaceuticals
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United States
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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100 - 200 Employee
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Director Business Development
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Mar 2016 - Oct 2016
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Associate Director Business Development
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Sep 2014 - Mar 2016
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Business Development Manager
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Aug 2013 - Sep 2014
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Business Development Associate
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Oct 2011 - Aug 2013
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Midas Pharma
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Germany
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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100 - 200 Employee
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Sales Representative, Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
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Jul 2010 - Oct 2011
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The College of New Jersey
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Community Adviser, Residential Education and Housing
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Aug 2008 - May 2010
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Ortho Clinical Diagnostics
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United States
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Medical Device
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700 & Above Employee
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Contract Scientist
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May 2009 - Aug 2009
Worked in Analytical Services/Product support doing amino acid analysis, method devlopment (GC/MS, HPLC), and validations. Worked in Analytical Services/Product support doing amino acid analysis, method devlopment (GC/MS, HPLC), and validations.
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Education
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2011 - 2011
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Rutgers Business School
Biopharmaceutical Mini-MBA -
2006 - 2010
The College of New Jersey
Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
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