Emma Culbertson
The University of Alabama, Class of 2019
From Gallatin, TN
Emma Culbertson of Gallatin, TN (37066), was recognized by The University of Alabama's Randall Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award Program in spring 2019. The title of the student's research p...
July, 16 2019 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Kathleen Culbertson of Wilmington, NC (28411), was named to The University of Alabama President's List for spring 2019. A total of 11,406 students enrolled during the 2019 spring term at UA we...
June, 21 2019 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Kathleen Culbertson of Wilmington, NC (28411), has received the following from The University of Alabama: Bachelor of Science . UA awarded some 5,716 degrees during spring commencement May 3-5...
June, 19 2019 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Kathleen Culbertson of Wilmington, NC, was named to The University of Alabama Dean's List for fall 2018. A total of 12,332 students enrolled during the 2018 fall term at UA were named to the ...
January, 30 2019 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Kathleen Culbertson of Gallatin, TN, was named to The University of Alabama President's List for spring 2018. A total of 11,347 students enrolled during the 2018 spring semester at UA were na...
June, 26 2018 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Culbertson of Tuscaloosa, AL has been selected as an Honors College ambassador at The University of Alabama for the 2018/2019 school year. Honors ambassadors represent the Honors College at re...
March, 26 2018 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Kathleen Culbertson of Gallatin, TN (37066), was named to the UA Dean's List for fall 2017. A total of 12,594 students enrolled during the 2017 fall semester at The University of Alabama were ...
February, 01 2018 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Culbertson of Gallatin, who is a student in the Computer-Based Honors Program in the Honors College at The University of Alabama, presented the goals, outcomes and impact of research conducted...
December, 20 2017 - Verified by The University of AlabamaUniversity of Alabama student Emma Kathleen Culbertson was named to the Dean's List for Spring 2017. A total of 11,101 students enrolled during the 2017 spring semester at The University of Alabam...
June, 21 2017 - Verified by The University of AlabamaThe Undergraduate Research & Creative Activity Conference, held March 30, is a premier annual event at The University of Alabama that provides students with the opportunity to highlight their resea...
March, 30 2017 - Verified by The University of AlabamaEmma Culbertson of Gallatin, TN (37066) was named to The University of Alabama's Dean's List. A total of 11,758 students enrolled during the 2016 fall semester at UA were named to the Dean's List w...
February, 10 2017 - Verified by The University of AlabamaAs Office Assistant at the Duke TIP Summer Studies Program office at Austin College, my daily responsibilities were flexible to the needs of other administrative staff members, but primarily included fielding parent questions and concerns, preparing student arrival and departure airport schedules, and creating and enforcing protocols for the office, including those related to the security of confidential student records. Additionally, I finalized tasks as directed by the Operations Coordinator and oversaw the work of Residential Counselors on office duty. Due to the non-traditional work schedule associated with a summer camp, I was responsible for ensuring clear routes of conversation between departments whose schedules may not overlap as well as organizing communication between the On-Site Office and the National Office.
While working in the Hatoum-Aslan lab, I developed a deeper understanding of laboratory procedure and technique. I gained skills in scientific procedure including designing and carrying out experiments, preparing various media (broth, agar, plates, etc.), and inoculating cultures. I was responsible for tracking procedures and results in a laboratory notebook for later review by myself, the graduate student with whom I worked, and Dr. Hatoum-Aslan, the supervising professor. I also developed familiarity with Microsoft Excel data entry, functions, and graphing.
While at the Chuckwagon, I was tasked with taking orders, preparing and serving food, and fielding customer questions. During my work experience in this fast-paced environment, I developed more efficient communication skills. I also had the responsibility of handling large amounts of money and ensuring the cash drawer was balanced.
As a cashier, I was responsible for interacting with guests to sell tickets, food, and beverages. Cashiers were also the first touchpoint for customer questions and complaints, both in person and over the phone. Additionally, I utilized suggestive selling to up-sell combos and individual popcorns/drinks to larger sizes. Communication was integral to the job, as ensuring that guests, cashiers, ushers, and managers all had a clear understanding of the amount of tickets available for each show and the current status of all auditoriums.