Johnston Community College - Biology
Teaching Assistant
Prepared and executed lectures to undergraduate students
- Subject: Plant Biology
Teacher Assistant
Prepared and executed lectures to graduate students - class topics regarding plant hormones, germination, growth, flowering, and senescence.
Biology Instructor
Amanda worked at Johnston Community College as a Biology Instructor
Professor
Courses taught: Plant Physiology, Biochemistry, Systematic and Morphology of Vascular Plants, Environment Management
Advised undergraduate students on research and extension projects
Participated in scientific and practical conferences
Organized events
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Plant Physiology
"Analyses of fire-induced tree mortality associated with hydraulic failure of xylem function"
Study involved innovated methodology to test where tree mortality after fire is due to xylem failure. We tested the role of leaves and stems exposed to high temperatures.
Master’s Degree
Desiccation tolerance during seed germination
"Germination and re-induction of desiccation tolerance in seeds of Bauhinia forficata (Fabaceae)"
Study involved aspects of seeds, including germination and desiccation tolerance of primary root.
Teacher Assistant
Prepared and executed lectures to graduate students - class topics regarding plant hormones, germination, growth, flowering, and senescence.
Bachelor’s Degree
Production of Essential oil in medicinal plants
- Involved in Research Projects, independently and as a collaborator
- Tutoring more than 20 students a week in topics such as plant physiology, plant anatomy, and general biology
- Extension projects involving creation of gardens, re-training of elementary school teachers, sexual education in high schools, and art projects in school public areas
Teaching Assistant
Prepared and executed lectures to undergraduate students
- Subject: Plant Biology
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