Edward J. Bernard
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- School: University of Maine
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- Department: Biology
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University of Maine
Orono, ME - 04469 - Dates at University of Maine: April 2013 - January 2020
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Would take again: Yes
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Awesome
I took BMB 241 with Professor Bernard and even though the class was very challenging to do well in, he prepares you for everything that you need to know. If you don't do well in this class, then it's your own fault for not studying enough or listening. He gives time to ask him questions for exam days and he responds almost immediately to emails.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Awesome
Microbio is hard, but Professor Bernard gives so many outside sources or extra credit. It's hard to fail unless you just don't do the work. He was always willing to meet in his office hours, even at the last second and was patient when explaining. It's a flipped classroom though. So, the work outside of class is a heavy load. Hands down the best professor I've ever had.
Biography
University of Maine - Biology
Resume
2007
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Biological Sciences
University of Maine
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Biological Sciences - Microbial Ecology
Molecular Genetics
Agricultural Research
Soil Microbiology
Plant Pathology
Microbial Ecology
Bernard
Bernard
University of Maine
University of Maine
I serve as Laboratory Coordinator for the Department of Molecular & Biomedical Sciences at the University of Maine Orono campus. I coordinate all of the department's microbiology and biochemistry teaching labs
including supervising the departments teaching assistants. I also teach General Microbiology Lecture and Laboratory (BMB 300/305)
Microbiology for the Professional Nurse Laboratory (BMB 241) and Infectious Disease Lecture (BMB 420).
University of Maine
University of Maine
Orono
Maine
I am the current undergraduate coordinator for the Department of Molecular & Biomedical Sciences at the University of Maine.
Undergraduate Coordinator
Orono
ME
I currently serve as a Lecturer of Microbiology in the Department of Molecular & Biomedical Sciences at the University of Maine in Orono
ME. I am responsible for teaching a number of courses in the department including:\nBMB 221 - Organic Chemistry \nBMB 241 - Microbiology for the Professional Nurse Laboratory\nBMB 300 - General Microbiology\nBMB 305 - General Microbiology Laboratory\nBMB 400 - Molecular Genetics\nBMB 420 - Infectious Disease\nBMB 421 - Infectious Disease Laboratory
Lecturer of Microbiology
University of Maine
I am currently serving as a research assistant to Dr. Seanna Annis at the University of Maine. This lab conducts research on diseases and management practices of lowbush blueberry. Research is primarily focused on combating fungal pathogens that cause economically significant losses through use of (aforementioned) management practices
fungicides
and prediction of optimal infection periods.
University of Maine
Lecturer
I have taught all of the General Microbiology lecture courses (and some of the lab sections) at the University of Maine for about a year and a half. This included BMB 240
Microbiology for the Professional Nurse
and BMB 300
General Microbiology. I also taught multiple sections of the corresponding labs (BMB 241 and BMB 305). Both courses consisted of over 100 students from diverse backgrounds. I have greatly enjoyed teaching Microbiology and hope to do so again in the future.
University of Maine
Excellence in Teaching Award
National Society for Leadership & Success
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