COURSE BASED TEACHING: (*Indicates Interdisciplinary Teaching Outside of Department) Date Course Name Role 09/2014 - 08/2016 09/2014 - 08/2016 09/2013 - Present Preparation Hrs: 24; Student Contact Hrs: 1.5; Average Number of Students: 110 INTD 5082 Responsible Conduct of Research* Lectured to medical residents, fellows, and students (Medical School) as well as research students and fellows (GSBS) regarding policies and procedures related to scientific integrity, with an emphasis on scientific misconduct. Preparation Hrs: 24; Student Contact Hrs: 2; Average Number of Students: 110 MEDI 5070 Responsible Conduct of Patient Oriented Clinical Research* Lectured to medical residents, fellows, and students (Medical School) as well as research students and fellows (GSBS) regarding policies and procedures related to scientific integrity, with an emphasis on scientific misconduct. Preparation Hrs: 16; Student Contact Hrs: 2; Average Number of Students: 6 RADI 5025 Radiation Biology and Molecular Oncology* Lectured, tested, and graded students on fundamental theories and emerging concepts as well as modern methods pertaining to regulation and oncogenic dysregulation of eukaryotic gene expression. Medical Medical Medical Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer 09/2000 - Present Preparation Hrs: 10; Student Contact Hrs: 2; Average Number of Students: 12 MMED 5015 Modern Methods in Molecular and Cellular Biology Lectured, examined, and graded students on theories, concepts and practical applications of mass spectrometry and protein purification and analysis. Graduate Lecturer 09/1999 - 12/2012 Preparation Hrs: 32; Student Contact Hrs: 8; Average Number of Students: 12 MMED 6016 Advanced Molecular Cell Biology Lectured, examined, and graded students on fundamental theories and emerging concepts as well as modern methods pertaining to RNA polymerase II and III transcription. Graduate Lecturer
01/2003 National National Cancer Institute 3rd Annual Division of Cancer Biology BRCA1 Workshop, Bethesda, MD Participant 01/2001 National National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology BRCA1 Workshop, Bethesda, MD Participant SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC: Dates Type Description Role 08/2015- Present 02/2016 07/2013- 10/2013 10/2009- 06/2013 09/1999- 09/1999 Community Community Community Community Community Bonnie Ellison Elementary Watchdog Dad program Bonnie Ellison Elementary Buzzfest 2016 YMCA Soccer League Leon Springs Elementary School Green Team Challenge St. Edward's University Second Annual Career Opportunities Symposium for the School of Natural Sciences Participant Volunteer Volunteer Coach Volunteer UTHSCSA Representative 09/1999- 09/1999 Community St. Edward's University Academic Society for the Advancement of Minorities in Medicine Participant 01/2003- 12/2004 Community Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation Patient Advocate Program Advisor 09/2003- 09/2003 Community Breast Cancer Foundation Annual Guest 09/1991- 09/1997 Community American Cancer Society Member GRANT REVIEWS: Dates Granting Agency Panel Name Role 02/2011 Molecular Genetics A Member, Ad Hoc
advisement on improved returns for value-added benefits, cost efficiencies, and other aspects of these CTRC cores. 03/2014- University UTHSCSA NMR Member Present Core Advisory Committee Participate in evaluation and recommendation for improvements of UTHSCSA NMR Core facility. This evaluations include assessments and advisement concerning improved returns for value-added benefits, cost efficiencies, and other aspects of this UTHSCSA core. 09/2003- University Graduate Faculty Council Member 11/2007 As Chair of the Molecular Medicine Committee on Graduate Studies (COGS), I was a member of the Graduate Faculty Council (GFC). This body is comprised of COGS chairs representing each of the graduate degree-granting educational program within UTHSCSA, including the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, the Dental School, the Nursing School, and School of Allied Health). The GFC is responsible for the establishment and administration of overall graduate school policies, including (but not limited to) creation of new or modifications to existing graduate programs, requirements for various admissions exams (MAT, GRE, DCAT, etc.), approval of awarding of degrees, dissertation supervising committees, supervising professors, dissertation research proposals, etc. COMMITTEES (OTHER): DEPARTMENT Dates Type Description Role 09/2003- Present Department Department of Molecular Medicine Shared Instrumentation Committee Member Participate in the establishment of policies for use of shared equipment. 01/2011- Department Faculty Recruitment Committee Chair 03/2012 Identify, evaluate, interview, and recruit competitive applicants for junior and senior level faculty positions in the Department of Molecular Medicine and those with joint appointments with the Cancer Therapy Research Center (CTRC) and Veterans Administration (VA). 09/2000- 05/2012 Department Graduate Program in Molecular Medicine Qualifying Examination Committee Member Participate in the evaluation and recommendation, based on critical review of an original written research proposal and its oral defense, of student suitability for advancement to Ph.D. candidacy. 09/2000- 05/2012 Department Graduate Program in Molecular Medicine Comprehensive Examinations Committee Member Participate in the evaluation and recommendation, based on overall academic performance, laboratory rotation evaluations, and a year-end oral examination, of student suitability for advancement to the second year of the Molecular Medicine Ph.D. training. 09/2003- 12/2003 Department Department of Molecular Medicine Committee Member