Resume

• 2008

  Clark Atlanta University

  University of Florida

  Albany State University

  Albany State University

  Albany State University

  University of Florida

  Biology laboratory assistant

  Albany State University

  South Carolina State University

  Orangeburg

  South Carolina

  Assistant Professor Of Biology

  Albany

  Georgia

  Albany State University

  Albany State University

  Albany

  Georgia Area

  Teach a 12 credit hour course load in the Department of Natural and Forensic Sciences\nfor the following courses and lab; Intro to Biology I and Intro to Biology II for nonmajors\nand Genetics

  Biology Senior research

  and Research and Independent Study II for\nmajors.\n- Effectively deliver class instruction utilizing course syllabi.\n- Utilize online programs Desire 2 Learn

  Bannerweb

  and McGraw-Hill Connect.\n- Manage the learning environment by keeping accurate records

  submitting grades and\nother reports on time

  and administering academic and attendance polices.\n- Attend departmental and university meetings/workshops\n- Serve on the following departmental committees; greenhouse

  lab fee

  curriculum

  website

  teacher/researcher of the year

  departmental recruitment

  \nbiology general education and Alumni Professional Development Conference.\n- Serve as research mentor to upper level Biology research students\n- Serve as academic advisor\n

  Assistant Professor

  Department of Natural and Forensic Sciences

  Atlanta

  Georgia

  Clark Atlanta University

  Holley Institute SAT Math tutor and mentor

  Albany State University

  Microbiology laboratory assistant

  Albany

  Georgia

  Albany State University

  Clark Atlanta University

  Atlanta

  Georgia

  -Participated with the Department of Biological Sciences faculty in the development

  \nimplementation

  and integration of simulation activities and lectures for biology\nlaboratory courses

  supervised day-to-day operations in the laboratories

  and evaluated\nand improved the effectiveness of equipment and activity lessons.\n- Worked with students and faculty to teach scenarios/learning situations of different\nbiological processes\n- Trained students in selected technical aspects including dissection\n- Developed quizzes and exams.\n- List of topics included: Scientific Method

  Enzymes

  Microscope and Cells

  Diffusion\nand Osmosis

  Cellular Respiration and Fermentation

  Photosynthesis

  Mitosis and \nMeiosis

  Genetics

  Molecular Biology

  Bacteriology

  Plant and Animal Diversity

  \nVertebrate Anatomy

  Animal Development.\n

  Biology Lab Instructor

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Biology

  General :Cellular Biology

  Clark Atlanta University

• 2005

  Minor in Environmental Science

  Environmental Science

  Savannah River Site Field Station Intern

  South Carolina State University

• 2003

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Biology

  General

  Beta Kappa Chi (BKX)\nMBRS/RISE scholar\nFGLSAMP\nScienceMed Club

  Albany State University

• Science

  Laboratory

  PowerPoint

  Research

  Biology

  Microbiology

  Public Speaking

  Biochemistry

  Molecular Biology

  Teaching

  Higher Education

  Cell Culture

  PCR

  Western Blotting

  Microsoft Office

  Targeting the Nuclear Cathepsin L- CCAAT-displacement protein/cut homeobox Transcription Factor-Epithelial Mesenchymal Transition Pathway in Prostate and Breast Cancer Cells with Z-FY-CHO Inhibitor

  Valerie Marah

  bethany Smith

  Jodi Dougan

  LizaJoy Burton

  Molecular and Cellular Biology

  Targeting the Nuclear Cathepsin L- CCAAT-displacement protein/cut homeobox Transcription Factor-Epithelial Mesenchymal Transition Pathway in Prostate and Breast Cancer Cells with Z-FY-CHO Inhibitor

  Snail promotes cell migration through PI3K/AKT-dependent Rac1 activation as well as PI3K/AKT-independent pathways during prostate cancer progression.

  Camalexin-induced apoptosis in prostate cancer cells involves alterations of expression and activity of lysosomal protease cathepsin D.

  Bethany Smith

  Snail promotes epithelial mesenchymal transition in breast cancer cells in part via activation of nuclear ERK2.

  Snail mediates invasion through uPA/uPAR and the MAPK signaling pathway in prostate cancer cells

  Diandra

  Randle

  PhD

  South Carolina State University

  Albany State University