Resume

• 2006

  Master of Science

  Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award Recipient.\n\nThesis Title: \"The Zebrafish as a Model for Cystic Fibrosis\"

  Microbiology

  Teaching Assistantship in the Biochemistry

  Microbiology

  and Molecular Biology Department

  University of Maine

  Certified Chemical Hygiene Officer (CHO)

  National Registry of Certified Chemists (NRCC)

• 2002

  Bachelor of Science

  Microbiology

  Senior Council

  Resident Assistant

  Multicultural Ambassadors

  Collegiate Chorale

  Student Ambassador

• Student Development

  Laboratory

  Tutoring

  Physiology

  Immunology

  Public Speaking

  Genetics

  Teaching

  Microbiology

  Biology

  Cell Biology

  Virology

  Biochemistry

  Biotechnology

  Science

  Higher Education

  Microsoft Office

  PCR

  Cell Culture

  Chemistry

  Broad-host range plasmids for red fluorescent protein labeling of Gram-negative bacteria for use in the zebrafish model system

  John T. Singer (first author)

  Ryan Phennicie

  Laura Porter

  Valerie Shaffer

  Carol Kim

  Broad-host range plasmids for red fluorescent protein labeling of Gram-negative bacteria for use in the zebrafish model system

  Custom laboratory manual for a newly-created nutrition lab course at Quincy College

  Laboratory Exercises in Human Nutrition

  Ryan Phennicie (first author)

  John Singer

  Jeffrey Yoder

  Carol Kim

  Specific resistance to Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection is mediated by the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator

  Matthew

  Sullivan

  Quincy College

  VWR International

  University of Maine

  Served as a liaison between sales representative and research laboratories at the University of Maine

  VWR International

  Quincy College

  Quincy

  MA

  Oversee the operation of over 50 science laboratory courses per week

  including General Biology

  Microbiology

  Chemistry and Anatomy & Physiology. Responsible for ordering all laboratory supplies and maintaining the instructional supplies budget. Serve as the chemical hygiene and safety officer and responsible for the safety training of all lab instructors. Primary teaching responsibilities: Microbiology Lecture and Lab

  and various other natural science courses.

  Science Laboratory Coordinator & Professor of Natural Sciences

  Full-time faculty member in the Science Department

  primarily teaching Microbiology Lecture and Lab. Other courses taught include General Biology

  Introduction to Chemistry Lab

  and First Year Seminar.

  Quincy College

  Teaching Assistant in the Biochemistry

  Microbiology

  and Molecular Biology Department

  Courses taught included: Introduction to Chemistry Lab

  Virology Lab

  Cell Culture Lab

  Immunology Lab\n\nSubstitute Lecturer: Microbiology and Microbiology Lab

  University of Maine