My Teaching Experience
1. Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, 2002-2004
Benedictine College, Atchison, KS
Courses:
CH232 Organic Chemistry I Lab (3 credit hours; required course)
CH234 Organic chemistry II Lab (3 credit hours, required course)
Duties:
Prepared and supervised Organic Chemistry I & II laboratory sessions, which are required for all undergraduate Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry majors in their Sophomore year. The class sizes ranged from 30 to 40 students, and my responsibility was to ensure correct performance of experimental techniques, grade assignments and quizzes, and provide assistance with course material and tutorship.
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2. Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2004-2006
The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Courses:
PCOL837A Medicinal Chemistry I (3 credit hours; required course)
PCOL837B Medicinal Chemistry II (3 credit hours; required course)
Duties:
My primary duty was to proctor all examinations administered in the Medicinal Chemistry courses listed above. These courses were specifically designed for PharmD students in their second year of study and are an integral part of the PharmD curriculum at the University of Arizona. The class sizes ranged from 30 to 50 students.
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3. Student Mentorship. Below is the growing list of students I have had the pleasure of mentoring in the laboratory of Dr. Frances E. Lund at UAB:
Benedictine College, Atchison, KS
Courses:
CH232 Organic Chemistry I Lab (3 credit hours; required course)
CH234 Organic chemistry II Lab (3 credit hours, required course)
Duties:
Prepared and supervised Organic Chemistry I & II laboratory sessions, which are required for all undergraduate Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry majors in their Sophomore year. The class sizes ranged from 30 to 40 students, and my responsibility was to ensure correct performance of experimental techniques, grade assignments and quizzes, and provide assistance with course material and tutorship.
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2. Graduate Teaching Assistant, 2004-2006
The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Courses:
PCOL837A Medicinal Chemistry I (3 credit hours; required course)
PCOL837B Medicinal Chemistry II (3 credit hours; required course)
Duties:
My primary duty was to proctor all examinations administered in the Medicinal Chemistry courses listed above. These courses were specifically designed for PharmD students in their second year of study and are an integral part of the PharmD curriculum at the University of Arizona. The class sizes ranged from 30 to 50 students.
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3. Student Mentorship. Below is the growing list of students I have had the pleasure of mentoring in the laboratory of Dr. Frances E. Lund at UAB:
Michael D. Schultz
Graduate Student Trainee (Graduate Biomedical Sciences program - Immunology theme). Project: Modulating the NAD salvage pathway to kill the blood fluke Schistosoma mansoni. Period: Nov 2014-present. Gaurav Agrawal
Undergraduate Student (Science and Technology Honors program - Department of Biomedical Engineering). Project: Cellular localization and structural studies of human CD38. Period: Aug 2015-present. Dingguo Zhang
Graduate Student Trainee (Graduate Biomedical Sciences program - Cancer Biology theme). Project: The role of the NAD glycohydrolase CD38 in regulating TLR2-mediated macrophage effector functions. Period: Aug-Nov 2015 (Lab rotation). Chris Risley
Graduate Student Trainee (Graduate Biomedical Sciences program - Microbiology theme). Project: The role of the NAD glycohydrolase CD38 in regulating TLR2-mediated macrophage effector functions. Period: Nov 2015-Mar 2016 (Lab rotation). |