Elizabeth Schwartz CV
Elizabeth A. Schwartz
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370 N Chicago Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies w/ an emphasis in Biology May 2016
Prescott College, Prescott, AZ
GPA: 3.92
Senior Project: Fractions from Oleo Europaea kill bacillus, and staphylococcus bacteria: A disc diffusion and ultrastructural study.
Sample Coursework: Natural History & Ecology of the Southwest, Field Methods for Plant Ecology,
Botany, Coastal Ecology, Plant Systematics, Biology (T.A.), Microbiology, Fire Ecology, Geology through Bikepacking, Global Environmental Change, Conservation Biology (T.A.), Statistics for Research.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Field Technician, Environmental Planning Group May 2018- Aug 2018
Rock Springs, Rawlins, Douglas, WY
Conducted absence/presence surveys of Mountain Plover, Pygmy Rabbit, Burrowing Owl and Prairie Dog.
Mapped Prairie Dog colonies and suitable habitat for species of concern such as Bald Eagle, Greater Sage Grouse, Western Prairie Fringe Orchid, and Ute-Ladies'-Tresses Orchid.
Conducted wetland delineation surveys and systematic surveys of BLM sensitive listed plant species using set width transects and meandering transects.
Conducted migratory bird nest surveys; Conducted Noxious weed surveys.
Field Technician, HawkWatch International Mar 2018- Jun 2018
Southern Utah.
Responsible for recording new GOEA nests and other raptor nests; recording associated data and activity status of all nests; conducting nest checks on historic nests and updating associated data; evaluating eaglet age for active nests.
Traveled to remote locations via 4WD trucks and backcountry hiking using topo maps and GPS navigation.
Field Technician, Environmental Planning Group Nov 2017
Rawlins, WY
Delineated and mapped areas of suitable habitat for BLM sensitive listed plant species in Wyoming and threatened/endangered wildlife species such as the Burrowing Owl, Pygmy Rabbit, Prairie Dog, and Wyoming Pocket Gopher.
Fall Migration Crewmember, HawkWatch International Aug 2017�Oct 2017
Bonney Butte, OR
Counted and identified migrating raptors by species, sex, and age class.
Recorded raptor and additional weather data in Dunkadoo App.
Trapped, banded, and processed migratory raptors using mist and bow nets.
Educated visitors on migrating raptors, HawkWatch conservations efforts, and banding process.
Field Technician, Environmental Planning Group July 2017� Aug 2017
Rock Springs/Rawlins, WY
Conducted biological field surveys for BLM sensitive listed plant species in Wyoming for Gateway West Transmission Project.
Delineated areas of suitable habitat using intuitive-controlled surveys in pre-defined areas and conducted systematic surveys using set width transects in areas deemed suitable habitat.
Responsible for electronic data collection using tablet.
Program Coordinator & Collections Manager, Natural History Institute Mar 2017� June 2017
Prescott, AZ
Managed bird, insect, and plant collections including: accessioning, curating, collecting (plant and insect), preparing, identifying, digitizing, and cataloging specimens; data management.
Re-Designed and implemented Integrated Pest Management Protocol.
Responsible for scheduling lab, collections and gallery use; training and supervising volunteers and program assistants.
Responsible for monthly account reconciliation, purchasing, and maintaining a social media presence.
Program Assistant, Natural History Institute Aug 2014�May 2016
Prescott, AZ
Responsible for the accessioning, data entry, and cataloging of insect and plant collections.
Collected, identified, and prepared plant and insect specimen for both research and teaching collections; organized hundreds of donated insect specimen and collated them into a new, easily accessible, permanent collection.
Monitored insect traps as part of Integrative Pest Management (IPM).
Assisted in coordinating guest lectures, exhibits, student classes, and additional events.
College Intern, University Texas Medical Branch May 2015�Aug 2015
Galveston, TX
Accepted into paid Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) at UTMB.
Conducted biomedical research on Hydrogen Sulfide as a novel antibacterial therapeutic strategy using a variety of methods such as a phagocytosis and chemotaxis assays.
Received Biosafety Level II (BSLII) and Animal Biosafety Level II (ABSLII) certifications.
Received a paid award for Outstanding Poster in Infectious Disease Research from the University of Texas Medical Branch Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Associates Fund.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Senior Project: Olive Leaf Extract as Antimicrobial May 2014� May 2016
Researcher, Prescott College
Prescott, AZ
Researched efficacy of secondary plant metabolites of Olive Leaf Extract (OLE) as antimicrobial and elucidated its� potential mechanisms of action.
Demonstrated that OLE is an effective antimicrobial against Staphylococcus spp. and Bacillus spp. and suggested it acts as a protein synthesis inhibitor.
Documented findings in a scientific manuscript of publishable quality.
Explorations in Coastal Ecology Feb 2015
Student, Prescott College
Kino Bay, Mexico
Conducted research project on Pelican diving behavior preference, and speculated findings in a research paper that examined Pelican anatomy and aerodynamics.
Studied behaviors and adaptations of shorebirds, sea birds, cetaceans, pinnipeds, and invertebrates of the Kino Bay region; Focused on Heron diversity and typified feeding behavior.
Conducted field based research on intertidal zones.
Two Year Post-fire Monitoring of the Doce Fire Sept 2015� Dec 2015
Student Researcher, Prescott College
Prescott, AZ
Established three research sites to represent major vegetation communities in order to assess immediate impacts of the Doce fire, compare across vegetation communities, record positions of large rehabilitation areas, and evaluate post-fire succession over time.
Evaluated insect diversity by tracking insect succession following fire; Collected, accessioned, and collated insect specimen for the Natural History Institute.
Used SPSS version 21 for statistical analyses.
Assisted in written Report to Prescott National Forest.
Density, Population Dynamics, & Morphology of the Outlier January 2014
Fouquieria columnaris Population
Student Researcher, Prescott College
Kino Bay, Mexico
Designed and conducted statistically rich project on outlier population of Fouqueria columnaris that tested hypotheses on allometry, spatial variation, and long term trends such as recruitment.
Obtained introductory experience with GPS/ArcGIS technology.
Used SPSS version 21 for statistical analyses.
Documented findings in written report for Kino Bay Center for Cultural and Ecological Studies.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Substitute Teacher, Utah International Charter School Nov 2017- Present
Salt Lake City, UT
Responsible for substitute teaching a variety of classes from Calculus, to Health, to History.
Work with grades 6-12, in mixed-ability, diverse classrooms.
Paraprofessional/ Title 1 Math Teacher Oct 2016� May 2017
Mountain Oak Charter School
Prescott, AZ
Paired with student who received special academic services; Followed IEP goals and built curriculum based on the student�s needs.
Taught Title 1 Math 3x a week, assisting students with their computer work.
Led Math games every Friday, incorporating games that engaged a variety of math skills.
Conservation Biology T.A., Prescott College Sep 2016� Dec 2016
Prescott, AZ
Edited research papers, graded student assignments, facilitated study groups and class discussions, and assisted students in the design and delivery of their symposium presentations.
Assisted with travel and lodging logistics of Channel Island restoration ecology field project.
Biology & Soils T.A. & Lab Assistant, Prescott College Sep 2015� Dec 2015
Prescott, AZ
Assisted students individually and in groups to master lab skills (i.e. sterile technique, isolating cultures, microscopy); to reinforce learning concepts presented in class and lab assignments.
Instructed and monitored students in the use and care of lab equipment and materials.
Designed semester lab assignment with instructors and oversaw student completion of each lab component; Prepared several additional interactive lab demonstrations.
SERVICE EXPERIENCE
Volunteer Educator, Edith Bowen Laboratory School Nov 2017
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, UT
Led an ecology focused workshop on evolution and adaptation at the Bear River Migratory Bird refuge for kids ages 8-10
Created a detailed, interactive, ecology focused lesson plan so that it could serve as a tool for future educators.
Excerpts from my lesson (I am referred to as Iza) were featured on Wild About Utah, a weekly nature series produced by Utah Public Radio. To listen and read visit: ------------/post/classroom-sky-wild-about-utah
To watch video clip visit: ------------/eblsusu/videos/vl------------38944/------------114/?type=1
Volunteer, Channel Islands National Park Oct 2016
Anacapa Island, CA
Participated in multi-day seabird habitat restoration project; Helped transport and plant hundreds of native plants.
Volunteer, Teton Raptor Center June 2016
Wilson, WY
Prepared Poo-Poo Project vent caps that prevent cavity-nesting birds from entrapment in vault toilets.
Assisted with maintenance of Raptor enclosures and reconstructed enclosure furniture.
Volunteer Educator, Women�s Empowerment Program, Refugee ONE 2012
Chicago, IL
Worked with displaced family from Burma/Malaysia for six months.
Identified family�s learning styles and developed an effective curriculum that included drawing and writing exercises, and drew from their daily experiences such as grocery shopping, cooking, and labeling household products.
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Site Supervisor, Boys and Girls Club of Central Arizona Oct 2016� Feb 2017
Prescott, AZ
Oversaw club activity leaders, and routine club affairs such as member registration and payments.
Assisted with and managed activity planning and implementation of activity calendars; Assisted with program coordinating and logistics.
Led activities for children between ages 6 and 13.
Acted as liaison across parents, staff, program coordinator, office manager, and director of operations.
Elected to Student Union Board, Prescott College Dec 2015�May 2016
Prescott, AZ
Evaluated and voted on student funding requests for student run clubs, activities, and events.
Allocated money appropriately across budget classifications.
Organized various events for the student body.
Acted as a liaison between students, faculty, and administration.
Elected to the Board of Trustees, Prescott College May 2014� May 2016
Prescott, AZ
Served on the Student and Academic Affairs Committee and Due Diligence Committee.
Voted on operational policies and procedures and assisted in making any necessary modifications, based on analysis of operations, demographics, and other research presented at Board and Committee meetings.
Represented the student body during voting processes.
Assisted with planning and decision making for the longevity and sustainability of the institution.
PRESENTATIONS & POSTERS
Baccalaureate Presentation, Prescott College May 2016
Schwartz, E. (2016). Fractions from Oleo Europaea kill bacillus, and staphylococcus bacteria: A disc
diffusion and ultrastructural study. Oral presentation of senior project at Prescott College�s Baccalaureate.
SACNAS National Conference Oct 2015
Schwartz, E., Tat, C., Chen, D., Cui, W., Szabo, C. & Toliver-Kinsky, T. (2015). Effects of Therapeutic
Inhibition of Host-Derived and Bacteria-Derived H2S on Bacterial Infectivity In Vivo. Poster presented at SACNAS National Conference, Washington D.C.
SURP, University Texas Medical Branch Aug 2015
Schwartz, E., Tat, C., Chen, D., Cui, W., Szabo, C. & Toliver-Kinsky, T. (2015). Effects of Therapeutic
Inhibition of Host-Derived and Bacteria-Derived H2S on Bacterial Infectivity In Vivo. Poster presented at Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Symposium at UTMB, Galveston, TX.
Environmental Studies Showcase, Natural History Institute Dec 2014
Schwartz, E. (2014) Secondary Plant Metabolites as Antimicrobials. Presentation on preliminary
research for senior project at the Natural History Institute of Prescott College, Prescott, AZ.
AWARDS
Baccalaureate Presentation, Prescott College May 2016
Selected by Prescott College Faculty to present exemplary Senior Project research.
SACNAS National Conference Oct 2015
Awarded travel scholarship to attend conference and give poster presentation.
SURP, University Texas Medical Branch Aug 2015
Received paid award for Outstanding Poster in Infectious Disease Research from the University of Texas Medical Branch Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Associates Fund.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Member, SACNAS Advancing Chicanos/Hispanic, Jul 2015� Jul 2016
and Native Americans in Science
Santa Cruz, CA
SKILLS PROFILE
General: Bilingual: speak, read, & write in Spanish; Strong interpersonal and communication skills; Independent and self-directed; Strong leadership skills, driven to take initiative; Organized and dependable when seeing a task through; Deep level of commitment to the quality of my work; Fast learner; Creative and critical thinker/ problem solver.
Computer: Microsoft Office: Excel, PowerPoint, Word; Statistics: GraphPad and SPSS; Research Databases
Microscopy: Binocular stereoscopic microscope (dissecting microscope); Bright field microscope; Compound Microscope; Fluorescence microscope; Electron microscope.
Fitness: Avid biker; trail runner; Hiking, bike packing, and backpacking experience; Rock climbing experience.
Field Skills: Binoculars/Spotting Scope; Dichotomous key; GPS, Map, & Compass navigation; Ecological survey techniques; Raptor trapping, handling, & banding.
REFERENCES
Thomas L. Fleischner, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Natural History Institute
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Adrien Elseroad
Ecologist/Biological Resources Team Coord., EPG
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Dustin Maloney
Research Associate, HawkWatch International
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Ted Joseph Whitworth, Ph.D.
Instructor, Mountain View Community College
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Lisa Floyd-Hanna, Ph.D.
Professor of Environmental Studies, Prescott College
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Paul Burkhardt, Ph.D.
Provost, Prescott College
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Courtney Wood
Special Ed. Teacher, Mountain Oak Charter School
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Gerald Szostak
Executive Director, Boys & Girls Club of Central AZ
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Elizabeth A. Schwartz
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370 N Chicago Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies w/ an emphasis in Biology May 2016
Prescott College, Prescott, AZ
GPA: 3.92
Senior Project: Fractions from Oleo Europaea kill bacillus, and staphylococcus bacteria: A disc diffusion and ultrastructural study.
Sample Coursework: Natural History & Ecology of the Southwest, Field Methods for Plant Ecology,
Botany, Coastal Ecology, Plant Systematics, Biology (T.A.), Microbiology, Fire Ecology, Geology through Bikepacking, Global Environmental Change, Conservation Biology (T.A.), Statistics for Research.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Field Technician, Environmental Planning Group May 2018- Aug 2018
Rock Springs, Rawlins, Douglas, WY
Conducted absence/presence surveys of Mountain Plover, Pygmy Rabbit, Burrowing Owl and Prairie Dog.
Mapped Prairie Dog colonies and suitable habitat for species of concern such as Bald Eagle, Greater Sage Grouse, Western Prairie Fringe Orchid, and Ute-Ladies'-Tresses Orchid.
Conducted wetland delineation surveys and systematic surveys of BLM sensitive listed plant species using set width transects and meandering transects.
Conducted migratory bird nest surveys; Conducted Noxious weed surveys.
Field Technician, HawkWatch International Mar 2018- Jun 2018
Southern Utah.
Responsible for recording new GOEA nests and other raptor nests; recording associated data and activity status of all nests; conducting nest checks on historic nests and updating associated data; evaluating eaglet age for active nests.
Traveled to remote locations via 4WD trucks and backcountry hiking using topo maps and GPS navigation.
Field Technician, Environmental Planning Group Nov 2017
Rawlins, WY
Delineated and mapped areas of suitable habitat for BLM sensitive listed plant species in Wyoming and threatened/endangered wildlife species such as the Burrowing Owl, Pygmy Rabbit, Prairie Dog, and Wyoming Pocket Gopher.
Fall Migration Crewmember, HawkWatch International Aug 2017�Oct 2017
Bonney Butte, OR
Counted and identified migrating raptors by species, sex, and age class.
Recorded raptor and additional weather data in Dunkadoo App.
Trapped, banded, and processed migratory raptors using mist and bow nets.
Educated visitors on migrating raptors, HawkWatch conservations efforts, and banding process.
Field Technician, Environmental Planning Group July 2017� Aug 2017
Rock Springs/Rawlins, WY
Conducted biological field surveys for BLM sensitive listed plant species in Wyoming for Gateway West Transmission Project.
Delineated areas of suitable habitat using intuitive-controlled surveys in pre-defined areas and conducted systematic surveys using set width transects in areas deemed suitable habitat.
Responsible for electronic data collection using tablet.
Program Coordinator & Collections Manager, Natural History Institute Mar 2017� June 2017
Prescott, AZ
Managed bird, insect, and plant collections including: accessioning, curating, collecting (plant and insect), preparing, identifying, digitizing, and cataloging specimens; data management.
Re-Designed and implemented Integrated Pest Management Protocol.
Responsible for scheduling lab, collections and gallery use; training and supervising volunteers and program assistants.
Responsible for monthly account reconciliation, purchasing, and maintaining a social media presence.
Program Assistant, Natural History Institute Aug 2014�May 2016
Prescott, AZ
Responsible for the accessioning, data entry, and cataloging of insect and plant collections.
Collected, identified, and prepared plant and insect specimen for both research and teaching collections; organized hundreds of donated insect specimen and collated them into a new, easily accessible, permanent collection.
Monitored insect traps as part of Integrative Pest Management (IPM).
Assisted in coordinating guest lectures, exhibits, student classes, and additional events.
College Intern, University Texas Medical Branch May 2015�Aug 2015
Galveston, TX
Accepted into paid Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) at UTMB.
Conducted biomedical research on Hydrogen Sulfide as a novel antibacterial therapeutic strategy using a variety of methods such as a phagocytosis and chemotaxis assays.
Received Biosafety Level II (BSLII) and Animal Biosafety Level II (ABSLII) certifications.
Received a paid award for Outstanding Poster in Infectious Disease Research from the University of Texas Medical Branch Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Associates Fund.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Senior Project: Olive Leaf Extract as Antimicrobial May 2014� May 2016
Researcher, Prescott College
Prescott, AZ
Researched efficacy of secondary plant metabolites of Olive Leaf Extract (OLE) as antimicrobial and elucidated its� potential mechanisms of action.
Demonstrated that OLE is an effective antimicrobial against Staphylococcus spp. and Bacillus spp. and suggested it acts as a protein synthesis inhibitor.
Documented findings in a scientific manuscript of publishable quality.
Explorations in Coastal Ecology Feb 2015
Student, Prescott College
Kino Bay, Mexico
Conducted research project on Pelican diving behavior preference, and speculated findings in a research paper that examined Pelican anatomy and aerodynamics.
Studied behaviors and adaptations of shorebirds, sea birds, cetaceans, pinnipeds, and invertebrates of the Kino Bay region; Focused on Heron diversity and typified feeding behavior.
Conducted field based research on intertidal zones.
Two Year Post-fire Monitoring of the Doce Fire Sept 2015� Dec 2015
Student Researcher, Prescott College
Prescott, AZ
Established three research sites to represent major vegetation communities in order to assess immediate impacts of the Doce fire, compare across vegetation communities, record positions of large rehabilitation areas, and evaluate post-fire succession over time.
Evaluated insect diversity by tracking insect succession following fire; Collected, accessioned, and collated insect specimen for the Natural History Institute.
Used SPSS version 21 for statistical analyses.
Assisted in written Report to Prescott National Forest.
Density, Population Dynamics, & Morphology of the Outlier January 2014
Fouquieria columnaris Population
Student Researcher, Prescott College
Kino Bay, Mexico
Designed and conducted statistically rich project on outlier population of Fouqueria columnaris that tested hypotheses on allometry, spatial variation, and long term trends such as recruitment.
Obtained introductory experience with GPS/ArcGIS technology.
Used SPSS version 21 for statistical analyses.
Documented findings in written report for Kino Bay Center for Cultural and Ecological Studies.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Substitute Teacher, Utah International Charter School Nov 2017- Present
Salt Lake City, UT
Responsible for substitute teaching a variety of classes from Calculus, to Health, to History.
Work with grades 6-12, in mixed-ability, diverse classrooms.
Paraprofessional/ Title 1 Math Teacher Oct 2016� May 2017
Mountain Oak Charter School
Prescott, AZ
Paired with student who received special academic services; Followed IEP goals and built curriculum based on the student�s needs.
Taught Title 1 Math 3x a week, assisting students with their computer work.
Led Math games every Friday, incorporating games that engaged a variety of math skills.
Conservation Biology T.A., Prescott College Sep 2016� Dec 2016
Prescott, AZ
Edited research papers, graded student assignments, facilitated study groups and class discussions, and assisted students in the design and delivery of their symposium presentations.
Assisted with travel and lodging logistics of Channel Island restoration ecology field project.
Biology & Soils T.A. & Lab Assistant, Prescott College Sep 2015� Dec 2015
Prescott, AZ
Assisted students individually and in groups to master lab skills (i.e. sterile technique, isolating cultures, microscopy); to reinforce learning concepts presented in class and lab assignments.
Instructed and monitored students in the use and care of lab equipment and materials.
Designed semester lab assignment with instructors and oversaw student completion of each lab component; Prepared several additional interactive lab demonstrations.
SERVICE EXPERIENCE
Volunteer Educator, Edith Bowen Laboratory School Nov 2017
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, UT
Led an ecology focused workshop on evolution and adaptation at the Bear River Migratory Bird refuge for kids ages 8-10
Created a detailed, interactive, ecology focused lesson plan so that it could serve as a tool for future educators.
Excerpts from my lesson (I am referred to as Iza) were featured on Wild About Utah, a weekly nature series produced by Utah Public Radio. To listen and read visit: ------------/post/classroom-sky-wild-about-utah
To watch video clip visit: ------------/eblsusu/videos/vl------------38944/------------114/?type=1
Volunteer, Channel Islands National Park Oct 2016
Anacapa Island, CA
Participated in multi-day seabird habitat restoration project; Helped transport and plant hundreds of native plants.
Volunteer, Teton Raptor Center June 2016
Wilson, WY
Prepared Poo-Poo Project vent caps that prevent cavity-nesting birds from entrapment in vault toilets.
Assisted with maintenance of Raptor enclosures and reconstructed enclosure furniture.
Volunteer Educator, Women�s Empowerment Program, Refugee ONE 2012
Chicago, IL
Worked with displaced family from Burma/Malaysia for six months.
Identified family�s learning styles and developed an effective curriculum that included drawing and writing exercises, and drew from their daily experiences such as grocery shopping, cooking, and labeling household products.
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Site Supervisor, Boys and Girls Club of Central Arizona Oct 2016� Feb 2017
Prescott, AZ
Oversaw club activity leaders, and routine club affairs such as member registration and payments.
Assisted with and managed activity planning and implementation of activity calendars; Assisted with program coordinating and logistics.
Led activities for children between ages 6 and 13.
Acted as liaison across parents, staff, program coordinator, office manager, and director of operations.
Elected to Student Union Board, Prescott College Dec 2015�May 2016
Prescott, AZ
Evaluated and voted on student funding requests for student run clubs, activities, and events.
Allocated money appropriately across budget classifications.
Organized various events for the student body.
Acted as a liaison between students, faculty, and administration.
Elected to the Board of Trustees, Prescott College May 2014� May 2016
Prescott, AZ
Served on the Student and Academic Affairs Committee and Due Diligence Committee.
Voted on operational policies and procedures and assisted in making any necessary modifications, based on analysis of operations, demographics, and other research presented at Board and Committee meetings.
Represented the student body during voting processes.
Assisted with planning and decision making for the longevity and sustainability of the institution.
PRESENTATIONS & POSTERS
Baccalaureate Presentation, Prescott College May 2016
Schwartz, E. (2016). Fractions from Oleo Europaea kill bacillus, and staphylococcus bacteria: A disc
diffusion and ultrastructural study. Oral presentation of senior project at Prescott College�s Baccalaureate.
SACNAS National Conference Oct 2015
Schwartz, E., Tat, C., Chen, D., Cui, W., Szabo, C. & Toliver-Kinsky, T. (2015). Effects of Therapeutic
Inhibition of Host-Derived and Bacteria-Derived H2S on Bacterial Infectivity In Vivo. Poster presented at SACNAS National Conference, Washington D.C.
SURP, University Texas Medical Branch Aug 2015
Schwartz, E., Tat, C., Chen, D., Cui, W., Szabo, C. & Toliver-Kinsky, T. (2015). Effects of Therapeutic
Inhibition of Host-Derived and Bacteria-Derived H2S on Bacterial Infectivity In Vivo. Poster presented at Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Symposium at UTMB, Galveston, TX.
Environmental Studies Showcase, Natural History Institute Dec 2014
Schwartz, E. (2014) Secondary Plant Metabolites as Antimicrobials. Presentation on preliminary
research for senior project at the Natural History Institute of Prescott College, Prescott, AZ.
AWARDS
Baccalaureate Presentation, Prescott College May 2016
Selected by Prescott College Faculty to present exemplary Senior Project research.
SACNAS National Conference Oct 2015
Awarded travel scholarship to attend conference and give poster presentation.
SURP, University Texas Medical Branch Aug 2015
Received paid award for Outstanding Poster in Infectious Disease Research from the University of Texas Medical Branch Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Associates Fund.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Member, SACNAS Advancing Chicanos/Hispanic, Jul 2015� Jul 2016
and Native Americans in Science
Santa Cruz, CA
SKILLS PROFILE
General: Bilingual: speak, read, & write in Spanish; Strong interpersonal and communication skills; Independent and self-directed; Strong leadership skills, driven to take initiative; Organized and dependable when seeing a task through; Deep level of commitment to the quality of my work; Fast learner; Creative and critical thinker/ problem solver.
Computer: Microsoft Office: Excel, PowerPoint, Word; Statistics: GraphPad and SPSS; Research Databases
Microscopy: Binocular stereoscopic microscope (dissecting microscope); Bright field microscope; Compound Microscope; Fluorescence microscope; Electron microscope.
Fitness: Avid biker; trail runner; Hiking, bike packing, and backpacking experience; Rock climbing experience.
Field Skills: Binoculars/Spotting Scope; Dichotomous key; GPS, Map, & Compass navigation; Ecological survey techniques; Raptor trapping, handling, & banding.
REFERENCES
Thomas L. Fleischner, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Natural History Institute
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------------
Adrien Elseroad
Ecologist/Biological Resources Team Coord., EPG
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------------
Dustin Maloney
Research Associate, HawkWatch International
------------ ext. 112
------------
Ted Joseph Whitworth, Ph.D.
Instructor, Mountain View Community College
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Lisa Floyd-Hanna, Ph.D.
Professor of Environmental Studies, Prescott College
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Paul Burkhardt, Ph.D.
Provost, Prescott College
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Courtney Wood
Special Ed. Teacher, Mountain Oak Charter School
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Gerald Szostak
Executive Director, Boys & Girls Club of Central AZ
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