Resume

• 2006

  German

  Ph.D.

  Minor: Biomedical Engineering\nThesis Title: Cryopreservation Effects on the in vitro and in vivo Function of a Model Pancreatic Substitute\nAdvisor: Dr. Athanassios Sambanis

  Chemical Engineering

  Student Teacher Enhancement Program

  \nChemical & Biomolecular Engineering Teaching Practicum

  \nPetit Undergraduate Research Mentor

  Georgia Institute of Technology

• 2001

  B.S.

  Undergraduate Research under the advisement of Dr. Mary Rezac and Dr. Peter Pfromm

  Chemical Engineering

  Smurthwaite Scholarship House

  Omega Chi Epsilon

  Kansas State Engineering Magazine

  Kansas State University

• Cell Culture

  Laboratory

  Fluorescence Microscopy

  Matlab

  Chemistry

  Microscopy

  Biomedical Engineering

  Analytical Chemistry

  In Vitro

  In Vivo

  Lawson

  Alison

  Lawson

  Georgia Perimeter College

  Agnes Scott College

  Kennesaw State University

  \nTaught Fundamentals of Chemistry I (Pre-nursing

  CHEM 1151)\nTaught Fundamentals of Chemistry I Laboratory (CHEM 1151L)

  Georgia Perimeter College

  Temporary Assistant Professor

  Taught General Chemistry II and lab (CHEM 1212 & 1212L)\nTaught General Chemistry I and lab (CHEM 1211 & 1211L)\nTaught Fundamentals of Chemistry I (Pre-nursing

  CHEM 1151)\nTaught Fundamentals of Chemistry I Laboratory (CHEM 1151L)

  Kennesaw State University

  Temporary Instructor

  •\tDeveloped course schedule for Introduction to Chemistry 101 and 102\n•\tLecture Instructor for class of approximately 20 students\n•\tDesigned mid-term and final exams as well as multiple quizzes\n•\tTaught both undergraduate students and post-baccalaureate

  pre-med students\n•\tLaboratory Instructor the accompanying laboratory Chemistry 101L

  Agnes Scott College