Resume

• 2004

  United States Patent and Trademark Office

  Newark

  DE

  Developed

  coordinated

  and helped lead workshops on best practices for faculty recruitment and faculty mentoring.

  Manager

  UD ADVANCE

  University of Delaware

  Newark

  DE

  Taught undergrad mechanical engineering courses

  managed UD ADVANCE

  co-advised Women in Engineering Graduate Student Steering Committee

  co-advised mechanical engineering student organization.

  Assistant Professor

  College of Engineering

  University of Delaware

  Experimentally studied the magnetic and electrical properties of III-V semiconductor structures at various temperatures.

  UC Santa Barbara

  University of Delaware

  Newark

  DE

  Teach undergraduate courses in Mechanical Engineering. Co-PI on NSF ADVANCE Institutional Transformation grant. Advise the University of Delaware Women in Engineering Graduate Steering Committee. Research in philosophy of science and women's underrepresentation in STEM fields.

  Assistant Professor

  Mechanical Engineering

  Reviewed patent applications for semiconductor devices and methods of making semiconductors against prior art to determine if the inventions as claimed were novel and non-obvious over existing technologies.

  United States Patent and Trademark Office

  University of Delaware

  Department of Physics and Astronomy

  Taught honors section of introductory classical mechanics to undergraduates.

  Supplemental Assistant Professor

  French

  Trabant Award for Women's Equity

  University of Delaware

  Denise Denton Best Paper Award

  Co-authors: Robin Andreasen and Dandan Chen

  American Society for Engineering Education Women in Engineering Division

• 1998

  PhD

  Dissertation titled “Studies of Edge State Sheath Transport in Quantum Hall Multilayers

  \" 2003.

  Physics

  UCSB Physics Circus

  WISE

  Women in Physics

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

• 1994

  B.A.

  Graduated cum laude with high honors in physics; minored in music.

  Physics

  Women in Science Project

  Dartmouth College Marching Band

  Dartmouth Chamber Orchestra

  Dartmouth College

• Community Outreach

  Website Management

  Physics and Engineering outreach

  Data Analysis

  Matlab

  Physics

  Nanomaterials

  Nanotechnology

  Grant Writing

  Teaching Physics

  Public Speaking

  Research

  Teaching

  Grants

  Higher Education

  Mathematics

  Science

  Gender Differences in Pathways to Career Satisfaction

  Proceedings of the 2017 American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Meeting

  Columbus

  OH

  June

  2017. Winner of the 2017 Denise Denton Best Paper Award

  Women in Engineering Division.

  Gender Differences in Pathways to Career Satisfaction

  Proceedings of the 2017 American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Meeting

  Columbus

  OH

  June 2017.

  Measuring the Impact of NSF ADVANCE Programming at the University of Delaware

  Chapter in Oxford University Press book Exploring Inductive Risk

  edited by K. Elliott and T. Richards.

  Measuring Inequality: The Roles of Values and Inductive Risk

  ” in Exploring Inductive Risk

  ADVANCE Grants: Narrowing the Gender Gap in STEM Fields

  A.C. Gossard

  K.D. Maranowski

  E.G. Gwinn

  D.P. Druist

  D.P. Dougherty

  We study the temperature dependence of vertical transport through the chiral sheath of surface states that exists near the sidewalls of GaAs∕Al0.01Ga0.09As multilayer structures in the regime of the integer quantum Hall effect.

  Anomalous temperature dependence of electrical transport in quantum Hall multilayers

  Heather

  Walling Doty

  University of Delaware

  UC Santa Barbara

  University of Delaware