Holyoke Community College - Biology
M.A.
Biology
MA Teacher Certification Biology 8-12
Massachusetts Department of Education
Boston Museum of Science
Sweeney Granite Mountain Desert Research Center
Freelance - Wimmerworks
Boston
MA
Supervised participants
employees and volunteers during the museum’s overnight Camp In program\nProvided customer service to program participants and museum visitors including addressing complaints and concerns
solving logistical problems
and responding to injuries and other emergencies
Museum education/ Supervisory staff for overnight program (Head overnight)
Boston Museum of Science
Northampton
MA
Grant Writing \nCreating and editing content for websites and social media.\nProducing and analysing reports on web traffic and activities.\nProviding consultations about creating an effective social media presence. \nexamples of work available at wimmerworks.com
Web Content Producer and Writer
Freelance - Wimmerworks
Victor Valley College
Coordinator of Anatomy and Physiology
Holyoke Community College
Chicopee Comprehensive High School
617 Montgomery Street
Chicopee
MA 01020
Collaborated with regional scientists to bring real world science into the classroom \nWrote custom text units for a curriculum that tied science concepts with applied mathematics \nCreated unit and lesson plans that met state standards and actively engaged students\nPerformed data analyses to determine which methods of instruction worked best
and altered lessons accordingly. \nAdviser for the Gay Straight Alliance.
Biology / Chemistry Teacher
Kelso
CA
Herbarium work: Collected and preserved plant samples. Maintained the herbarium and its corresponding database.\nDatabase Maintenance: Mined plant databases to identify collections of rare plant species.\nOutreach and Education: Gave orientations to new visitors addressing rules
questions and concerns about working and living at a remote field station.
Herbarium Technician/Administrative Assistant
Sweeney Granite Mountain Desert Research Center
Holyoke
MA
Use engaging lectures
minds-on
hands-on and problem-based learning activities to teach scientific concepts to help students gain critical and scientific thinking skills \nUtilize case studies to link classroom learning with clinical situations\nInstruct students in proper laboratory technique
assessed student knowledge using written and verbal testing
and ensured appropriate disposal of hazardous materials
Adjunct Instructor Biology
Anatomy & Pysiology
Holyoke Community College
B.A.
Studied the population genetics of Yucca brevifolia (The Joshua Tree). Played bass with the campus based celtic group The Wailing Banshees.
Biology
Smith College
Checked in speakers and participants at annual conference.\nSolved problems as they came up and provided exceptional customer service.\n\n
New England Regional Developers
Co-treasurer
Track donations
income and expenses with Quickbooks. \nCreate monthly Treasurer reports. \nReconcile accounts monthly. \nFundraising through local events. \n
Bridge Street School PTO
Steward
Trail building and maintenance
invasive plant management: Mt. Warner
Peeked Mountain
and Dinosaur Footprints. \nPrepared and submitted applications with local conservation committees for bridge permits at Mt. Warner. \nTrained as a volunteer crew leader (Fall 2013)\nAssisted with programming at Mt. Warner (Grand opening
organized hikes) and Little Tom (Grand opening) \n
The Trustees
Guest Services and Interpretive Volunteer
Performed formal and informal interpretation at the Kelso Depot Visitors Center\nDesigned
organized and led formal interpretive walks/hikes of Teutonia Peak Trail and the Kelso Dunes which focused on the flora and fauna of the Mojave Desert. \nOperated and reconciled the cash register in the park store
National Park Service Volunteers-In-Parks
Board Member
People's Institute
Tutoring
Research
Social Media
Grant Writing
Physiology
Biology
Science
Science Education
Chemistry
Editing
Volunteer Management
Teaching
Molecular Biology
Higher Education
Public Speaking
Writing
Nonprofits
Community Outreach
Toulson
My goal is to develop understanding
connection and a sense of stewardship between people and world around them through experience
accessibility and communication. \n\n
Amy
Toulson
Victor Valley College
Chicopee Comprehensive High School
Holyoke Community College
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