Resume

• 2005

  Master's Degree

  Comparative Physiology

  Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology\nComparative Physiology Group\nBiomechanics Lab (Adam P. Summers

  Advisor)\nMinority Biomedical Research Support (MBRS)\nSigma Xi

  University of California

  Irvine

• 2001

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Biological Sciences

  University of California

  Irvine

• Zoology

  Research

  Biomechanics

  Evolution

  General Biology

  PowerLab

  Biochemistry

  Teaching

  Human Physiology

  Biostatistics

  Molecular & Cellular Biology

  Moodle

  Physiology

  Biomaterials

  Human Anatomy

  Comparative Physiology

  Science

  Biology

  Blackboard

  Ecology

  Beltrán

  Jennie

  California State University

  Fullerton

  Santa Ana College

  The George Washington University - Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

  Discovery Science Center

  UC Irvine

  1530 W 17th St

  Santa Ana

  CA 92706

  Associate Professor of Biology (Anatomy and Physiology)\n\nCourses:\nBio115 Concepts in Biology for Future Educators\nBio149 Human Anatomy and Physiology\nBio239 Human Anatomy\nBio249 Human Physiology\nIDS155 Human Sexuality (interdisciplinary studies with the Psychology and Biology departments team teaching the course)\n\nAppointments & Service:\nEOPS Advisory Board\nCCCIP Mentor (1 grad student)

  Associate Professor of Biology at Santa Ana College

  Santa Ana College

  fullerton

  ca

  Courses Taught:\nBio310L Human Physiology Lab\nBio210 Human Anatomy and Physiology\nBio172L Cellular and Molecular Biology Lab

  Part-Time Lecturer

  California State University

  Fullerton

  Irvine

  CA

  Courses Taught:\nBio100LW Experimental Biology Laboratory\nBio112L Physiology Laboratory\nBio16 Darwinian Biology

  Teaching Assistant

  UC Irvine

  Washington

  DC

  Courses Taught:\nBio3 Diversity of Life

  Teaching Assistant

  The George Washington University - Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

  Santa Ana

  CA

  After School Instructor\nI visited Think Together and Boys and Girls Club after-school programs around Santa Ana to teach science through hands-on activities. My students were from diverse background

  thus I taught them to embrace challenging science experiments

  use their second language as a tool for learning Latin-based terminology

  and to be supportive of each other. \n\nSummer Camp Instructor\nI taught the extended protion of the 3rd grade summer camp at the Discover Science Center.

  Instructor

  Discovery Science Center

  santa ana

  california

  Courses Taught:\nBio211 Cellular and Molecular Biology\nBio212 Ecology and Animal Diversity\nBio109 Fundamentals of Biology\nBio249 Human Physiology\n\nAppointments:\nBiology Study Center Facilitator\nSTEM Planning Committee

  Adjunct Professor

  Santa Ana College

  Santa Ana

  California

  Assistant Professor of Biology (Anatomy and Physiology)\n\nCourses:\nBio115 Concepts in Biology for Future Educators\nBio149 Human Anatomy and Physiology\nBio239 Human Anatomy\nBio249 Human Physiology\n\nAppointments & Service:\nCurriculum & Instruction Council\nEOPS Advisory Board\nCCCIP Mentor (1 grad student)\nClub Med at SAC Advisor (currently not active)\nSACNAS Advisor (currently not active)

  Assistant Professor

  Santa Ana College