Alison Mason

OBJECTIVETo learn and discover more in the world of astronomy, relativity, cosmology and the secrets of the universe as a research astronomer and cosmologist.

SUMMARYMy passion for astronomy started young, I graduated in the top 7% of my class in astronomy with emphasis on cosmology and gladly accept any challenge and problem given. I am dedicated to learning and discovering more about the universe and space.EXPERIENCEResearcher, Dartmouth CollegeHanover, New Hampshire 2021-2024, 2026-2027Accomplishments Taught undergraduate classes in Astronomy Assisted research on Nova search Attended and spoke at National Lectures including Canadian Astronomy Data Centre Meeting

Astronomy Institute, CambridgeCambridge, United Kingdom 2025

Spent a year abroad working in the Astronomy Institute of Cambridge, researching new aspects and theories of space with world renowned astronomers. Accomplishments Spoke at international lectures Presented theories and projects to businesses and companies Researched theory of spectroscopy of giant and supergiant variable stars

Mauna Kea ObservatoryMauna Kea, Hawaii 2028

Spent several months working at one of the best observatories to spend time focusing on our universe along with our planets, stars and solar system.Accomplishments Assisted in breakthrough discoveries involving open clusters in the Milky Way Led observatory presentations to public and other astronomers Assisted in theory pitches to astronomy boards

EDUCATIONDartmouth CollegeHanover, New Hampshire 2017-2027

Majored and received a PHD in Astronomy emphasizing in cosmology, while researching in college laboratory during the six years following my undergraduate degree.SKILLS Understanding and experience operating observatory equipment and telescopes Background uses of all major telescopes Strong IT and technology skills Analyzing and solving intricate problems Public speaking, lectures and presentations

REFERENCES Marcelo Gleiser- Dartmouth professor of physics and astronomy, professor and colleague Esther M. Hu- Cosmologist at Mauna Kea Observatory, colleague and supervisor Andrew Fabian- Director at Cambridge Astronomy Department, supervisor

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