Resume

• 2011

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Research and Experimental Psychology

  1. Upward Bound Math & Science volunteer and staff. Group project facilitator

  individual project mentor.\n2. Young people in recovery (YPR)

  Brewer Maine. Chapter scientist.\n3. Advocate

  and actively recruit for STEM.\n4. Committee member

  Race for Recovery hosted by Wellspring

  Bangor Maine\n5. Univeristy of Maine

  Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity residential scholar (in house academic adviser and mentor

  facilitate academic and life success).

  University of Maine

  Graduate Student

• 2006

  English

  Bachelor’s Degree

  Pychology

  University of Maine

• Walter

  McCulley III

  University of Maine

  Department of Bio Medical Science

  Conduct behavioral experiments on seizure susceptibility in ethanol withdrawn male and female (neonate and adult) rats. Fix and assess brain tissue; immunohistochemistry (IHC)

  immunocytochemistry (ICC)

  immunoflourescence (IF).

  Scientific Researcher

  University of Maine

  Department of Psychology

  *Develop and implement animal models for alcohol use disorder (AUD).\n*Environment lighting regimen and voluntary ethanol consumption.\n Chronobiology

  psychobiology

  entrainment by light and masking

  animal behavior\n*Supervise and mentor undergraduate

  and high-school research assistants in STEM. Advocate and actively recruit for STEM.\n*Upward Bound Math & Science volunteer

  and staff (5 years).\n*Outreach (visiting scientist)\n Educate the public

  and high-school students on the biology of substance use disorder.

  Doctoral Candidate

  University of Maine

  Department of Psychology

  *Assist in the development and implementation of animal models

  long-term effects of alcohol use disorder (AUD).\nChronic intermittent ethanol exposure (CIE).\nVoluntary ethanol consumption under different lighting regimen.\nAnimal behavior

  Research Assistant

  University of Maine