Resume

• 2009

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Biology

  Temple University

• 2006

  Bachelor of Science (BS)

  Biology

  Temple University

• 2000

  High School

  Saint Joseph's Preparatory School

• Biology

  Teaching

  Histology

  Laboratory

  Data Analysis

  PowerPoint

  Cell Culture

  Student Development

  University Teaching

  Microsoft Excel

  Microsoft Office

  Statistics

  Research

  Electrophysiology

  Behavioral Neuroscience

  Physiology

  Academic Writing

  Public Speaking

  Animal Husbandry

  Neuroscience

  Recktenwald

  Recktenwald

  Montgomery County Community College

  Penn State University

  Alvernia University

  Temple University

  Penn State University

  Montgomery County Community College

  Blue Bell

  PA

  Adjunct Professor

  My doctoral research uses behavioral

  anatomical

  and electrophysiological methods to investigate the organization and fundamental operating principles of the anuran visual system. The frog's visual system seems to be composed of two separate and independent modules responsible for the recognition of two classes of stimuli — moving and stationary — my research goal is to gain insight into how frogs visually recognize and respond to stationary aspects of their environment.\n\nAs mammalian anatomy lab instructor I am responsible for organizing and overseeing lab sections of 20 students. The lab consists of animal dissection and observation.\n\nAs mammalian physiology lab instructor I am responsible for overseeing and implementing live animal physiological experiments and evaluating students' performances.

  Temple University

  General Biology Lab Instructor

  Responsible for organizing and implementing laboratory classes

  creating and administering written and practical examinations

  lecturing

  evaluating students and assigning grades.

  Temple University

  Alvernia University

  Assistant Professor of Biology

  Reading

  Pennsylvania Area