Ossium Health
Emma Arndt is currently a Cell Therapy Associate II, Clinical Production at Ossium Health. Emma has been in this role for 1 year and 6 months. Prior to this, Emma was an Annual Giving Intern at DePauw University for 3 years and 10 months. There, they facilitated communication with donors by drafting emails and performing prospect research. Emma also worked collaboratively on projects with other interns. Emma has also been a Undergraduate Student Researcher at Indiana University School of Medicine, researching the APE1/Ref-1 protein in pancreatic cancer cells. Emma has also presented their findings to an audience of peers, educators, and researchers. Emma has also been a Development Intern at Riley Children's Foundation for 8 months where they utilized Microsoft Office to update, organize, and manage data in the organization’s database.
Emma Arndt is currently pursuing a Bachelors degree in Neuroscience at DePauw University. Emma is expected to graduate in 2020.
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Ossium Health
Ossium is building the world's first bone marrow bank to treat blood cancers, improve organ transplantation, and repair damage from radiation.