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2002-2003 Lecturer: Department of Biological Sciences, University of Tennessee at

Martin

Course Taught

Lecture: Introduction to Cell Biology & Genetics (Fall 2002)

Lecture: Introduction to Plant & Animal Biology (Spring 2003)

Laboratory: General Biology (Fall 2002)

Laboratory: Plant & Animal Biology (Spring 2003)

Laboratory: Anatomy & Physiology (Fall 2002; Spring 2003)

2000-2002 Graduate Teaching Assistantship: Department of Biology, University of

Memphis

Courses Taught

Laboratory: Human Anatomy & Physiology I (Fall 2000 & 2001)

Laboratory: Human Anatomy & Physiology II (Spring 2001 & 2002)

1999-2000 Graduate Research Assistantship: Department of Biology, University of

Memphis

RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2000-present (summers) Senior Biologist. Environmental Solutions & Innovations,

Cincinnati, OH.

Duties:

 Served as Project Manager of surveys for endangered species of bats on

federal, state-owned, and private lands

 Managed budgets exceeding $500,000 for projects

 Ensured compliance with U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service & state

non-game agencies

 Wrote technical reports & assisted with writing of Habitat Conservation

Plans (HCP), Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) and Biological

Assessments (BA) for U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

 Performed habitat analyses, mist-net surveys, acoustic surveys, radio

telemetry studies of endangered bats in eastern U.S.

 Surveyed for Allegheny woodrats (Neotoma magister) and Virginia

northern flying squirrels (Glaucomys sabrinus fuscus)

1995-1999 Biologist IV. BHE Environmental, Inc., Cincinnati, OH.

Duties:

 Served as Field Manager over 2 to 12 research technicians

 Conducted endangered species surveys of bats

 Studied occupancy of varying types of artificial roosting structures by

bats

 Captured and prepared bats to be analyzed for the presence of chemicals

used in warfare by the U.S. military