Resume

• 2003

  Stony Brook University

  My responsibilities include...polymer design and synthesis. Lab notebook

  delicate micro pipeting for IVF assays

  mouse handling

  dissections

  genotyping by PCR

  running gels

  protein purification techniques

  quantification assays

  slide preparation

  confocal

  darkfield

  DIC and fluorescence microscopy and imaging

  waste removal

  data reports

  various methods of chromatography

  spectroscopy

  peptide synthesis

  PowerPoint slide presentations. Research design or redesign of experimental protocols to provide optimal results.

  Stony Brook University

  Educator

  Suffolk County Community College

  Spanish

  Stony Brook University

  Master's Degree

  Chemistry

  Bachelor's Degree

  Biochemistry

  Suffolk County Community College

  Associate's Degree

  Biology

  General

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Biochemistry and Structural Biology

• Works closely with community outreach programs to help find housing and help direct recovery for homeless adult woman with the eventual goal of reuniting them with their families

  helping them attain an education

  employment and full reintegration into society. Cumulus House teaches woman how to lead productive lives by providing stable living conditions

  working in conjunction with mental health facilities.\n

  Cumulus House

  Outreach Housing and Education Consultant

  Instructional Technology

  Teaching

  Higher Education

  Staff Development

  Adult Education

  Curriculum Development

  Instructional Design

  Educational Technology

  Curriculum Design

  Student Affairs

  Classroom

  Tutoring

  A Laboratory Manual for General Chemistry

  Walker

  R.

  A Laboratory Manual for General Chemistry

  Elalami. A

  Kreit

  J

  Subcellular forms of cholesterol oxidase from Rhodococcus sp.CIP 105 335: induction

  solubilization and characterization.

  Sampson

  N.S.

  Lee

  Y.J

  β1 Integrin is an Adhesion Protein for Sperm

  Sampson

  N.S.

  Roberts

  K.

  Lee

  Y.J

  The Dependence of Fertilization Inhibition on Length and Density

  Sampson

  N.S.

  Lee

  Y.

  American Peptide Society

  ROMP of norbonyl oligopeptides: A versatile synthetic method for exploring receptor topology

  in Understanding Biology Using Peptides

  Extremely dedicated

  determined

  skilled researcher and career educator. Teaches general

  organic

  inorganic

  and biochemistry courses. Experienced with Vernier software and technology-a necessity in modern science education. Actively engaged in professional development. Totally up-to-date on all of the latest teaching modalities. Actively involved in web-based learning platform design. Serves on committees

  volunteers for community and college activities

  mentors students and does consultation work. Current work includes authoring of general chemistry

  and biochemistry lab manual in addition to accuracy review of several textbooks. Cares deeply about his students and puts forth extra effort on their behalf. Currently holds faculty positions at Suffolk County Community College

  Nassau County Community College

  and SUNY Stony Brook. Member of the American Chemical Society and Middle School Chemistry Ambassador.

  Keith

  Baessler

  Suffolk County Community College