Education/Outreach

Summer Semester: Participated in the Michigan College/University Partnership Program (MICUP) at MTU and trained one undergraduate student (Larry Douglas) from Wayne County Community College District, Detroit, MI.

CH4721: Research Methods in Biomolecular Chemistry: I hosted two undergraduate students (Kevin Lawry and Lindsay Branton) in lab for 5 weeks of research.

Summer Semester: Participated in the Michigan College/University Partnership Program (MICUP) at MTU and trained two undergraduate students (Chepchumba Kottutt and Ronald Kamgang) from Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Rapids, MI.

Participated in the summer youth ECOTEK Program at MTU, Houghton, MI.
The program provides students ages 10 to 17 with the opportunity to work on science projects. I hosted a high school student (William Marshall) to participate in the ongoing research in the lab.

Spring Semester: CH5900: Chemistry Graduate Seminar: I gave one hour lecture on how to critically read a research paper. (Course supervisor: Dr. Patricia Heiden).

CH3541: Biophysical Chemistry lab: I gave one hour lecture on how to critically read a research paper. (Laboratory supervisor: Ms. Kelly Smith).
I also evaluate students' research paper presentations and provide feedback to them.

CH4721: Research Methods in Biomolecular Chemistry: I hosted two undergraduate students (Tanya Johnson and Christopher Douglas) in lab for 5 weeks of research.

Spring Semester: CH3541: Biophysical Chemistry lab: I gave one hour lecture on how to critically read a research paper. (Laboratory supervisor: Ms. Kelly Smith). I also evaluate students' research paper presentations and provide feedback to them.

CH4721: Research Methods in Biomolecular Chemistry: I hosted one undergraduate student (Kyrie Pappas) in lab for 5 weeks of research.

Fall Semester: CH6290: Adv Mass Spectometry Methods: I gave two hour lecture on Proteomics. (Course supervisor: Dr. Lynn Mazzoleni).

CH4212: Instrumental Analysis: I gave one hour lecture on application of biophysical tools in research. (Course supervisor: Dr. Haiying Liu).

Participated in ‘Worcester Pipeline Collaborative Program’, MA. The aim of this program is to encourage, educate and challenge minority and/or economically disadvantaged students for success in the health care and science professions where they are traditionally underrepresented.

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