Texas A&M University Commerce - Chemistry
Master of Science - MS
Chemistry
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Bachelor of Science - BS
Student Research Project: pH Dependence of Sulfur Oxidation in a Mesophilic Sulfur Oxidizing Microbe\n\tAbstract: Certain species of microbes are capable of utilizing the complete oxidation of inorganic sulfur compounds as their sole source of metabolic energy. Halothiobacillus neapolitanus is unique amongst these organisms such that its growth range spans a wide range of pH
substrate specificity
salinity and oxidation concentration.
Biochemistry
Texas Wesleyan University
Training
Research
Chemistry
Science
Cell Culture
Teaching
Cell
Laboratory
Microsoft Office
PowerPoint
Gel Electrophoresis
Customer Service
Microsoft Word
PCR
Leadership
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Microsoft PowerPoint
UV/Vis
Ontiveros
Jr.
M.S.
Jose L.
Ontiveros
Jr.
M.S.
Texas A&M University-Commerce
A+ Learning Academy
Inc
Tarrant County College
Fluid Solution Technology
Inc.
UNT Health Science Center
UNT Health Science Center
In the Gonzales Lab
I focused on identifying which ion channels (ASIC and P2X receptors) are present in a rat cell model of Parkinson’s disease by performing RNA isolations
PCR
and gel electrophoresis.
UNT Health Science Center
Fluid Solution Technology
Inc.
Greenville
TX
--Obtained and analyzed plant samples consisting of brine
hydrochloric acid
and sodium hydroxide at regular intervals and relayed results to the board operator in a timely manner\n--Analyzed containment samples for disposal on rainy days\n--Issued certificate of analysis for all product loads leaving the plant\n--Followed SOPs while performing all analyses\n--Communicated all information and events that occurred on shift to the next lab technician before leaving for the day\n--Calibrated all instruments as needed for analysis\n--Maintained a running lab inventory and submitted all purchase orders to the office manager for approval\n--Submitted plant status reports daily to management for review\n
Quality Control Lab Technician
Trinity River Campus
•\tSupported by the Perkins Grant\n•\tDiscusses assigned teaching area with classroom teacher to coordinate instructional efforts\n•\tMaintains and checks out to students
equipment used for field production\n•\tPlans
prepares
and develops various teaching aids and materials\n•\tMaintains software on lab computers and liason with Academic Computing for lab workstations\n•\tAssists students
individually or in groups
with lesson assignments to present or reinforce learning concepts\n•\tAssigns work duties to work-study student assistants\n•\tPreviews
orders and maintains inventories of equipment
instructional materials and supplies\n•\tPlans
prepares
develops and maintains various teaching aids or materials\n•\tAttends the workplace regularly
reports to work punctually and follows a work schedule to keep up with the demands of the worksite\n•\tCompletes all required training and professional development sessions sponsored through the Tarrant County College (TCC) Institute\n•\tSupports the values of the College: diversity
teaching excellence
student success
innovation and creativity and service to the College
Instructional Associate of Chemistry
Tarrant County College
Commerce
TX
•\tMaintained
and prepared chemicals for CHEM 211L and 2125L - Organic Chemistry I and II Labs \n•\tAssisted with grading CHEM 211 and 2125 – Organic Chemistry I and II Lecture Exams\n•\tResponsible for troubleshooting undergraduate experiments to ensure students were taught appropriate laboratory techniques and good laboratory practices
Graduate Assistant (Fall 2015) | Organic Teaching Assistant (Spring 2016)
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Commerce
TX
•\tCarried out thesis research four days a week\n•\tMentoring two senior undergraduate students by teaching research techniques related to my thesis research
proper storage and inventory of chemicals
tracked time spent in the lab and sending weekly/daily emails with day-to-day activities to research advisor.\n•\tCarried out instrument software training (H-NMR
C-NMR
IR) for CHEM 528: Chemical and Biochemical Characterization Methods II students
Graduate Research Assistant | Safety Laboratory Liaison
Texas A&M University-Commerce
In the Cunningham Lab
I focused on obtaining a dosage-response relationship for glutamate and angiotensin II using a rat cell line culture model for sleep apnea via calcium imaging.
UNT Health Science Center
Lead Tutor/Team Leader
As preparation for college
I tutored Title III high school students in Math and Science either individually or as a class in order to help them meet passing requirements on the TAKS Test for graduation.
A+ Learning Academy
Inc
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Commerce
TX
•\tResponsible for the preparation and delivery of pre-laboratory lectures for two lab sections
grading formal laboratory reports and troubleshooting undergraduate experiments to ensure students were taught appropriate laboratory techniques while upholding safety laboratory practices
Instructor of Record - Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
English
Chemistry Scholarship
Dallas Petroleum and Light
Robert Alonzo Welch Summer Research Scholarship
Robert Alonzo Welch Foundation
Ronald E. McNair Scholar
TRIO
Gates Millennium Scholar
Gates Millennium Scholars - Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Gates Millennium Scholar
Gates Millennium Scholar - Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Ronald E. McNair Scholar
TRIO
Tuition Set Aside Graduate Grant
Texas A&M University - Commerce