Corey Brown

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Personal Information

First Name Corey
Last Name Brown
Gender Male
City Nashville
State Tennessee
Zip Code 37209

Academics

School

Meharry Medical College
Level Graduate School
Graduation Year 2022
Education History Meharry Medical College: June 2018 – Present
School of Medicine Class of 2022
University of Toronto, IBBME: September 2017 – June 2018
MEng – Biomedical Engineering
Queens University of Charlotte: August 2013 – May 2017
Biochemistry major/Physical Sciences minor
Ontario Science Centre Science School January 2013 – June 2013
Neil McNeil High School September 2009 – January 2013
Awards  Marjorie S Isaac Endowed Scholarship (Spring 2020)
 Meharry General Endowed Scholarship (Spring 2020)
 South Atlantic Conference (SAC) President’s Award Winner
https://queensathletics.com/news/2016/6/20/mens-soccer-corey-brown-earns-2015-16-south-atlantic-conference-presidents-award.aspx?path=fh
 Academic All-American First-Team Member
https://queensathletics.com/news/2016/10/27/mens-soccer-corey-brown-named-to-academic-all-district-team.aspx
 National Arthur Ashe Jr. Award winner (soccer) and Overall Award Finalist
https://queensathletics.com/news/2016/3/17/mens-soccer-corey-brown-named-arthur-ashe-jr-finalist.aspx
 Queens University – Emerging Leaders Program member (November 2013 – May 2017)
 Soccer Scholarship (August 2013 – May 2017)
 Ontario Scholar Award for High School

 2nd Student in the history of Neil McNeil to achieve 100% on accounting exam
Additional Info RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Meharry Medical College Spring 2020
Literature Review on the ethnic disparities of COVID-19 in the United States of America
• Investigation of comorbidities, public health policies, and environmental factors that have contributed to the ethnic disparity of the COVID-19 pandemic
• Collection of COVID-19 data stratified into ethnicity and race
Washington University in St. Louis Summer 2019

Routine, Prophylactic Anterior Compartment Fasciotomy of the Leg Is Not Indicated For Tibial Tubercle Fractures in Skeletally-Immature Patients Classifiable Into the Ogden Classification
 Retrospective analysis of operatively treated displaced tibial tubercle fractures
 Fracture patterns were determined by plain radiographs and then assigned into the Ogden classification
University of Toronto, Summer 2018

TED Rogers Centre for Heart Research
Organ-on-a-chip, MS-based functional assays
 Evaluation of organ-on-a-chip ex vivo models of liver function for drug discovery and toxicity screening
 Proteomics analysis using LC-MS parallel reaction monitoring.
Queens University of Charlotte Spring 2017
Biochemistry Capstone
 Analyzed components of several commercial drinks using High Performance Liquid Chromatography
 Completed research on the health effects of food additives
Queens University of Charlotte Spring 2016
C. elegans Cross
 Genetic cross of C. elegans to explore the mechanisms of genetics
 Performed cross using a worm pick and a compound microscope
Queens University of Charlotte Spring 2016
Lego Spectrophotometer
 Built a spectrophotometer of Lego and simple electrical components
 Determined the copper concentration of unknown sample using the Lego spectrophotometer
Queens University of Charlotte Spring 2015
Lux Cloning Project
 Transformed E. coli with a plasmid containing Lux genes
 Explored DNA technologies of gel electrophoresis, restriction endonucleases, and plasmids amongst other enzymes and equipment
Queens University of Charlotte Fall 2015
BPS and BPA in Thermal Receipt Paper
 Determination of chemical components in thermal receipt paper using High Performance Liquid Chromatography
 Completed research on the health effects of Bisphenol A

Athletics

Sport(s) Soccer
Height 5-7
Weight 170
Awards • 2016 Diverse Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Male Finalists
•2016: named the South Atlantic Conference Men's Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the year..named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America team..named to the South Atlantic Conference second team..Academic All-District team..named the SAC Astroturf Player of the Week..
2015: CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team…South Atlantic Conference First Team ... South Atlantic Conference Men’s Soccer Scholar- Athlete of the year…Capital One Academic All-District... InterCon Student Athlete of the Month...All Southeat Region 2nd team

Professional

Professional Interests Healthcare, Science
Employment History Ted Rogers Center for Heart Research - September 2017 – June 2018
Research Assistant
 Proteomics analysis using LC-MS
 Mass Spectrometer and high-performance liquid chromatography systems maintenance.
 Packing of miniaturized fused silica capillaries
Major League Sports and September 2017 – Present

Entertainment - Soccer Senior Sport Lead
 Plan and supervise soccer activities

 Integration of life-skills development
 Inspire and encourage players beyond sport
Soccer Coach - Power Soccer Camp June 2013 – Present
 Plan and supervise training sessions daily
 Study players’ strengths and weaknesses for future development
 Complete evaluations for players
Supplemental Instructor April 2016 – May 2017
 Supervise and prepare group tutoring sessions
 Participate in tutor training sessions.
 Coordinate with University Professors

Queens University of Charlotte Resident Assistant April 2016 – May 2017
 Counsel students on academic, personal, and social matters
 Spearhead events and activities for student residents
Laboratory Assistant January 2016 – May 2016
 Prepare solutions and equipment for future labs

 Coordinate with University Professors

Community Service

History Ten years of ongoing volunteer work at Milestone Christian Ministries in Ajax, Ontario and five years of professional level soccer in Canada and the United States have influenced me to pursue a career as a medical doctor. My experience as a student-athlete and my experience as a volunteer fused and contributed to my search of self. I have been able to uncover my innate ability to encourage, inspire, and teach others. I reasoned that I can best contribute to the world in a role that values these strengths and requires scientific problem solving and leadership skills to facilitate group work.