Freya M. K. Blair
Denver
Summary
Current Biochemistry undergraduate with academic laboratory experience and a strong commitment to safe, accurate scientific practices. Highly dependable and detail-oriented, with proven ability to learn quickly and work effectively within structured procedures. Seeking opportunities to grow technical lab skills and contribute positively to a collaborative research environment.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Substitute Ski Instructor
Loveland Ski Club
Silver Plume, CO
12.2025 - 03.2026
- Educated students on proper skiing etiquette to foster a respectful atmosphere among all slope users.
- Collaborated with fellow instructors to refine teaching methods, tailor learning to their group's needs, and maintain consistency while substituting temporarily.
- Developed strong relationships with clients, resulting in repeat requests for substituting.
Ski Instructor
Loveland Ski Club
Silver Plume, CO
12.2024 - 04.2025
- Independently instructed small groups (4-6 athletes) in skiing techniques and safety protocols, improving performance on varying terrain and racing venues.
- Taught ages 4 to 10 by implementing age-appropriate activities catered to differing skill levels.
- Adapted different teaching techniques to support neurodiverse athletes and meet individual needs.
- Communicated effectively with both athletes and their parents to resolve conflicts and build positive relationships.
Biking Instructor
Pedalheads
Denver, CO
05.2025 - 08.2025
- Independently instructed medium sized groups (6-12 athletes) in biking fundamentals and safety protocols to develop independent pedaling and road riding.
- Adapted onsite training and lessons from coaching booklets to create new lesson plans weekly for groups aged 5 to 11.
- Received MVP award twice for above and beyond results and problem solving.
- Analyzed athletes based on provided metrics to determine progression in lesson level.
Education
BS - Biochemistry ASBMB Concentration
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO03.2029
Skills
- Team Leadership
- Reliable & Adaptable
- Quick Learner
- Problem Solving
- Conflict Resolution
- Time Management
- Project Planning
- Attention to Detail
- Strong communication skills
RESEARCH
- Thesis: Ethics behind somatically genetically engineering humans — Advisor: Ms. Michelle Topf
- Created Spring 2025 At East High School through CU Denver in a class titled Honors Thesis
- Independently led research, including synthesizing over 10 research papers and three books, titled The New Eugenics by Conrad B. Quintyn, Ph.D., Hacking Darwin by Jamie Metzl, and The New Eugenics by Judith Daar to form and support my thesis statement.
- Authored a 20-page Thesis on findings and presented a summary of my work to fellow classmates, with background information for increased understanding.
- Continually revised paper over a two-month period based on advisor feedback, resulting in an improved thesis grade.
Community Activity
- Budget and Project lead for $18,300 grant-funded garden project at East High School
- Choir at East for 4 years, including outside performances and tech work
- Co-founder, Co-President, and instructor at East Crochet Club for 4 years
Timeline
Substitute Ski Instructor
Loveland Ski Club
12.2025 - 03.2026
Biking Instructor
Pedalheads
05.2025 - 08.2025
Ski Instructor
Loveland Ski Club
12.2024 - 04.2025
BS - Biochemistry ASBMB Concentration
Colorado State University