I have a doctorate degree in pharmacology and most interested in lecturing health science classes and the major sciences e.g. anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, genetics, cellular and molecular biology emphasizing critical thinking and technology.

TRAINING
5/2005-5/2008	Undergraduate researcher
	University of North Dakota Undergraduate research opportunities program (UROP)
5/2008- 8/2014	Graduate Research Assistant
	University of North Dakota Department of Pharmacology, Physiology, and Therapeutics
8/2014- present	Teaching specialist University of Minnesota, Crookston Department of Math, Science, and Technology

6/2016

Internationalization Teaching and Learning Workshop University of Minnesota, Crookston Department of Math, Science, and Technology

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Experienced in teaching the following classes in person and well versed in multimedia formats facilitating learning, such as Moodle and Canvas. Current in all Minnesota laboratory safety training such as handling of biohazardous materials and proper chemical waste protocols. Received radioactive isotope training as well.

General Biology

Planned and taught lecture and laboratory sessions for freshman level Biology courses

Collaborated and coordinated with faculty with other faculty in the Math, Science, and Technology department regarding subject material and grading for students across class sections

Zoology

Planned and taught lectures and corresponding laboratory sessions including specimen dissection, classroom discussion activities, and online interactive assignments

Elementary Bioorganic Chemistry

Planned and taught lecture and corresponding organic chemistry laboratory session

Created assignments and activities to engage students from a global perspective and promote student instruction interaction via classroom real-time online surveys

Design and facilitate organic laboratory exercises that have real world applications and also promote problem-solving, analysis, and scientific inquiry

Biochemistry

Planned and taught junior and senior level lecture materials using various multimedia formats

Provided online discussion activities to discuss global citizenship in a variety of topics related to biochemistry

Prepared and facilitated travel for students to attend a NIH funded biomedical seminar and designed supplemental assignments and activities designed to enhance scientific learning and inquiry around this activity

Facilitated MCAT and PCAT study materials to be provided by the campus library as well as advising students to websites and activities for increased student success in the medical fields

Human Anatomy and Physiology

Promoted scientific citizenship by rewarding participation in on-campus science events

Planned and taught lecture and laboratory material with various multimedia formats with emphasis on medical aspects of disease (symptomology, gross and cellular pathology), medical diagnostic testing, and pharmaceutical or physical therapies related to treated acute and chronic conditions

Provided interactive class and laboratory activities to practice common diagnostic techniques and practice the usage of medical terminology, along with anatomical dissection