My name is Dallas Huddleston, and I am a student at NorthWest Arkansas Community College pursuing an Associate of Science in Agriculture, Food, and Life Sciences. My academic interests include plant biology, plant tissue culture, cell culture, agricultural research, and laboratory science. Through my coursework and research experiences, I have developed skills in scientific observation, data collection, and experimental methods. I have participated in research examining the effects of magnetic fields on radish seed germination and viability and have contributed to environmental conservation efforts through soil sampling projects. My long-term goal is to build a career in biological or agricultural research where I can contribute to scientific discovery and innovation. Outside of school, I enjoy spending time outdoors, kayaking, and exploring my interest in plants and the natural world.

• Assistant/Work Study

  Libraries · NorthWest Arkansas Community College

  Jan 2026 – Present

• Key Holder

  Apparel & Fashion · Earthbound Trading Co.

  Jan 2017 – Jan 2018

• Contact Center Service and Sales Representative

  Banking · Arvest Bank

  Jan 2021 – Jan 2023

• Volunteering
• Entrepreneurship

• Kayaking

  2020 – Present

• Researcher

  NorthWest Arkansas Community College · Agricultural and Food Products Processing

  2026 – 2026

  Research topic:

  The Effects of Magnetic Fields on Germination and Viability Rates of Radish Seedlings

• Drum Major/Clarinetist

  Roland HS · Music

  2012 – 2015

• Soil Sampling Volunteer

  Volunteering · Illinois River Watershed Partnership

  2026 – 2026

  Mission:

  Participated in a soil sampling project to support environmental research and watershed conservation efforts. Collected soil cores for bulk density analysis and assisted with sample preparation for laboratory analysis.