Kassaundra Blodgett

Majored in Biology, Minored in Global Diseases
Cedar Crest College, Class of 2019
From Keansburg, NJ

Education

Cedar Crest College
Brookdale Community College
Keansburg High School

Kassaundra in the News

Cedar Crest College congratulates the 2019 graduates

Cedar Crest College celebrated the Class of 2019 at its 149th annual Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 11. Hundreds of undergraduate and graduate students received degrees at the ceremony. K...

June, 03 2019 - Verified by Cedar Crest College

Kassaundra Blodgett of Keansburg NJ Participates in Poster and Research Presentation at Capstone Research Day.

Kassaundra Blodgett of Keansburg, NJ participated in a poster and research presentation at Capstone Research Day on Tuesday, April 30, 2019.

May, 01 2019 - Verified by Cedar Crest College

Blodgett and Fetchen Participate in 2019 Da Vinci Science Center's Women in Science and Engineering Forum

On Monday, April 1st, K. Joy Karnas, Kassaundra Blodgett ('19), and Miranda Fetchen ('20) represented Cedar Crest College at the 2019 Da Vinci Science Center's Women in Science and Engineering For...

April, 25 2019 - Verified by Cedar Crest College

Kassaundra Blodgett of Keansburg NJ paticipates in Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Dr. K. Joy Karnas, Professor of Biology, and Julianna Marotta ('19) presented their research findings at the Annual Meeting of The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Wash...

February, 25 2019 - Verified by Cedar Crest College

2017 Tennis Roster

Congratulations to the 2017 Cedar Crest Tennis Team!

September, 22 2017 - Verified by Cedar Crest College

Activities

Math Club

We are open to any student on campus with an interest in Math. We also work closely with other organizations on campus to hold fun and educational events for the campus community.

Fall 2016 - Spring 2017 - Cedar Crest College

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Projects + Publications

Investigation of changes to oral bacterial strains over time through genetic analysis of Streptococcus mutans

Investigating the changes to the human strains over time in order to better inform the utility of Streptococcus mutans in the identification of an individual in forensic cases involving human bites. Short Arbitrary primed PCR of genomic DNA from these cultures allowed for a quick genotyping based on similarities and differences between amplicons and allowed for discrimination between individuals.

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