Adele J. Gordon
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- School: Collin College
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- Department: Biology
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Location:
2200 W University Dr
McKinney, TX - 75071 - Dates at Collin College: October 2015 - December 2018
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Adele teaches a very difficult class, but she makes it as easy and enjoyable as possible. She is super energetic and wants to help students break down difficult material. She gives great examples. She is the best choice for bio 1406 students who are taking biology. She must be the sweetest professor at Collin College.
Biography
Collin College - Biology
Resume
2012
Master of Science (M.S.)
Cellular and Developmental Biology
Club Curling Team
Marquette University
2010
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Biological Sciences
Club Curling Team
Marquette University
Eukaryotic Protein Trafficking
Introduction to Teaching in Diverse Societies
Eukaryotic Genetics
Philosophy of Education
Advanced Developmental Biology
Cellular Homeostasis
Lifespan Development
2007
Life Sciences
Rock Valley College
Biological Sciences Graduate Student Research | Biology | Marquette University
Biological Sciences Department
Graduate Studies
Current Graduate Students
Marquette University
2017 Associate Professor of The Year
P.A.D.S. - People Against Declaw Surgery
PowerPoint
C. elegans
RNAi
PCR
Molecular Biology
Data Analysis
Teaching
Higher Education
Developmental Biology
Molecular Cloning
Public Speaking
Microsoft Excel
Research
Microinjection
Science
Genetic and Molecular Analysis of dec-11 in C. elegans' Intestinal Pacemaker Activity
El Centro College
Brookhaven College
Collin College
Marquette University
My research focuses on identifying the role of dec-11 in regulation of pacemaker activity in the model organism C. elegans. Publication of thesis
titled \"Genetic and Molecular Analysis of dec-11 in C. elegans' Intestinal Pacemaker Activity\".
Marquette University
Collin College
McKinney
Texas
General Biology I for Majors(BIOL1406) Lab\nGeneral Biology I for Majors (BIOL1406) Lecture\nGeneral Biology II for Majors (BIOL1407) Lab\nGeneral Biology II for Majors (BIOL1407) Lecture\nGeneral Biology for Non-Majors (BIOL1408) Lecture\nDistrict-wide Practical Exam Review sessions for Biology 1406 Lab\nDistrict-wide Outstanding Associate Faculty of the Year Award Finalist\nAcademic Planning Coach for 1st year college students
Associate Faculty
Biology I and II for Majors (BIOL1001 and BIOL1002)\nExperimental Molecular Biology (BIOL4102)\nBiology of Human Disease for Nonmajors (BIOL1410)\n\nI was responsible for leading three 50 minute discussion sections each week containing 60-80 students. I also taught two 50 minute lectures per semester containing ~250 students. I was also responsible for generating homework assignments
exam questions
writing assignments
and calculating mid-term and final grades. In addition to in-class responsibilites
I also met with students during weekly office hours.
Marquette University
Brookhaven College
Dallas
Texas
Anatomy and Physiology I (BIOL2401) Lab
Adjunct Professor
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
General Biology I for Majors (Lab and Lecture)\nAnatomy and Physiology I (Lab and Lecture)\n\nAccessibility Champion (Summer 2019-Present)
Professor
El Centro College
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
General Biology I for Majors (BIOL1406) Lab.
Adjunct Professor
El Centro College
Marquette University
Outstanding Associate Faculty of the Year Finalist
