Rebecca Goydel
About Rebecca Goydel
Rebecca Goydel is a scientist and team lead at Seismic Therapeutics, with a background in communications and outreach at Scripps Research. She has extensive experience in research and education, having held various roles in academic institutions and contributed to significant fundraising efforts.
Current Role at Seismic Therapeutic
Rebecca Goydel currently serves as a Scientist - Team Lead at Seismic Therapeutic, a position she has held since 2021. Based in the Greater Boston area, she leads a team focused on advancing scientific research and therapeutic development. Her role involves overseeing research projects and collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive innovation in the therapeutic landscape.
Previous Experience at Scripps Research
Prior to her current position, Goydel worked at Scripps Research for five years, from 2016 to 2021. During this time, she held various roles including Doctoral Student, Communications, Outreach and Philanthropy Events coordinator, Peer Coach, Teaching Assistant, and DiVerge Co-organizer. Her diverse responsibilities included conducting research, mentoring students, and organizing outreach events aimed at promoting STEM education.
Educational Background
Rebecca Goydel obtained her Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from The Scripps Research Institute, where she studied from 2016 to 2021. She also earned a Bachelor's Degree from Fairmont State University, completing her studies from 2012 to 2016. Additionally, she participated in research programs at Marshall University and was involved in various educational initiatives throughout her academic career.
Fundraising and Outreach Initiatives
Goydel has demonstrated significant involvement in fundraising and outreach initiatives. She helped raise over $500,000 by engaging with donors and coordinating fundraising events. Furthermore, she played a key role in STEM outreach activities, reaching over 200 students through various events designed to promote science education and engagement in the community.
Research and Mentorship Contributions
Throughout her career, Rebecca Goydel has contributed to research and mentorship in various capacities. She served as a Chemistry Mentor and Tutor at Fairmont State University, providing guidance to undergraduate students. Additionally, she participated in poster presentations with the American Chemical Society and coordinated events that fostered collaboration and learning among peers in the scientific community.