Resume

• 1995

  C. Ann

  Blakey

  Ball State University

  Muncie

  Indiana Area

  RESEARCH\n• Genome Structure - Meiosis\n• Genomics & Comparative Genomics

  including gene discovery

  mapping

  and comparative analysis\n• Genome Architecture and Modeling\n• Bioinformatics\n• Breeds of Rare & Endangered Equines Database System [BREEDS]

  design & development\n• BioComputational Population Genetics Modeling\n• Biocomputational Immersive Learning (B.I.L.) at BSU\n\nTEACHING\n• Genetics and Genetics Laboratory - General Genetics and Associated Laboratory Course (Sophomore-level undergraduates)\n• Advanced Genetics - Genetic Mechanisms of Inheritance in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Systems (Junior/ Senior-level undergraduates and graduate students)\n• Genomes - Development & Evolution of Genomes and Proteomes

  a genome architecture and modeling course with a heavy focus on epigenetics. (Junior/ Senior-level undergraduates and graduate students)\n• Population Genetics - Course series (Graduate students)\n• BioComputational Population Genetics Modeling - Course series with manuscript course (Graduate students)\n• Human Molecular Genomics & Classical Genetics (Junior/ Senior-level undergraduates and graduate students)\n• Bioethics in Science - Bioethical Thinking for Science Students (Sophomore and higher-level)\n• Honors College Course: Food

  Politics

  Science

  & Society; an Honors College Inquiry in the Life Sciences\n• Honors College Course: The SustainABLES - Air

  Biodiversity

  Land

  Energy

  and the Seas; an Honors College Inquiry in the Earth Sciences

  Professor of Genetics

  Ball State University

• 1993

  USDA-ARS PGRU & SPRRS

  Specialty areas:\n• Comparative genomics and genome architecture\n• Genetics of Tripsacum dactyloides (Eastern gamagrass)

  a native forage grass and wild relative to modern maize

  including mapping and homoeologous gene analysis

  USDA-ARS PGRU & SPRRS

• 1988

  Ph.D.

  DOCTORAL DISSERTATION:\nA Molecular Genetic Map of Tripsacum dactyloides

  Eastern gamagrass\nAdvisors: Drs. Ed Coe & J. Perry Gustafson\n\nHONORS & AWARDS:\n• Gerald O. Mott - CSSA Outstanding Graduate Student

  Missouri

  Genetics Area Program

  :\nACTIVITIES:\n• Agronomy Graduate Student Org\n - President 1991-92

  1992-93

  \n - V-President

  1990-1991\n\n• Graduate & Prof Student Govt Assoc.: \n - V-President

  Programming 1992-93\n - Chair

  10th Research and Creative Activities Forum

  1991-92\n\n• Natl Assoc of Graduate & Prof Students

  UMC rep

  1992-93\n\nSOCIETIES:\n• Genetics Soc of Am\n• Genetics Soc of Canada\n• Intl Soc of Plant Molec Bio\n• Am Assoc for the Advancement of Sci\n• CSSA\n• Maize Genetics Coop.

• 1984

  Texas A&M University

  Maize Genetics Research Laboratory\nJ.D. Smith\n\n• Seed Dormancy\n• Analysis of viviparious mutants of maize\n• Quantitation of Plant Hormone Levels (Abscisic Acid) via HPLC

  Mass Spec-GC

  and ELISA

  Texas A&M University

• 1983

  M.S

  MASTER'S THESIS: \n• Genetics Area - Mapping of the Puccinia polysora resistance gene

  Rpp9

  in maize

  Genetics Area

  :\n• Maize Genetics Cooperation\n• American Association for the Advancement of Science

• 1979

  B.S.

  SENIOR RESEARCH:\n• Isolation and Identification of Siroheme (Sulfate Reductase/Nitrate Reductase) mutants in Neurospora crassa\n\nOther research:\n• DNA Methylation Quantitation Studies

  DNA pool studies via HPLC with attention to methyl-cytidine and methyl-adenine levels in maize and fungi

  Biochemistry