Todd McCollough currently lives in the Washington, D.C. area where he is working on an internal IR&D project for Ellumen, Inc.
He formerly lived in the Chicagoland area and received his Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University with a second major in Economics in 2009. He also received a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University in Evanston, IL in 2010.
Todd began carrying a golf bag and caddying after 7th grade. He was awarded a Chick Evans Scholarship to Northwestern University. The Chick Evans Scholarship is a full tuition and housing scholarship awarded to those who have a strong caddie record, excellent academics, financial need, and outstanding character. The Chick Evans Scholarship is awarded by the Western Golf Association / Evans Scholars Foundation.
Todd has experience designing, developing, and maintaining websites, forums, and blogs. He made the former website (active July 2006 – October 2009) for the Northwestern University Evans Scholars while serving as the Technology Chair for 3 years. He also has worked on several other domains such as a site to showcase a psychotherapist.
Todd has experience repairing and diagnosing computer problems for Evans Scholars and for students and faculty at Northwestern University. He troubleshot computer problems such as software, spyware, malware, and virus issues, while serving as a Residential Network Consultant at Northwestern University for over a year.
Todd served as a consultant for CPS Healthcare (now Ellumen, Inc.). He worked on an internal IR&D project.
Todd worked for nearly a year in the Northwestern University Biophotonics Laboratory as a researcher. He worked with single-cell partial-wave spectroscopy (PWS) to collect images of different human cells with particular emphasis on cancer cells.
Todd served as a teaching assistant (TA) for BME 325: Introduction to Medical Imaging (Fall 2009) taught by professor Alan Sahakian at Northwestern University.
Todd also participated in the Northwestern Undergraduate Leadership Program (ULP) and successfully earned his Certificate in Leadership. The program allowed Todd to develop and practice his leadership skills.
In addition, Todd is a Christian and has a relationship with God. If you are interested in learning more about God and Christianity, you can visit EveryStudent.com. Other resources include DesiringGod.org, AllAboutLifeChallenges.org, and CCCI.org.
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