1. Curriculum Vitae
Jason Gilmore
228 Madison Ave Apt #10 Youngstown OH, 44504
330-774-5536
Jasonmg1993@gmail.com
EDUCATION
2012-2016 Bachelors in biological science,College ofSTEM, Youngstown State University
2010-2012 Associates in Liberal Arts and Social Science,Youngstown State University
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2016 Student panelist at Edworks Conference
2016 Student speaker atYoungstown Early College
2013 Student Volunteer at Warren, OH Rescue Mission
WORK EXPERIENCE
2015-Present Davis Family YMCA (Desk Attendant/Building Coverage, Current)
Register members/nonmembers for programs
Oversee departments and participate in member’s engagement
Patrol building to assure safety and assistmembers with any issues
Tour potential members ofthe building and its amenities
2012-2015 Marc’s Grocery Store (Supervisor, July 2012-August2015)
Assigned cashiers to their stations and duties
Resolved any problems encountered by cashiers or customers
Trained cashiers and corrected mistakes/behaviors
Completed advanced cashier task such as lottery sales, refunds and utility bills
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2016 “Patient Satisfaction in the Emergency Department”
Dr. Jill Tall, Spring 2016, Choose Ohio FirstScholarship Program & Clinical Research
2015 “Transfer ofPenecillium Marneffei in Wax Moth Larvae”
Dr. Chester Cooper, Spring 2015 Choose Ohio FirstScholarship Program
2014 “Detection of Penecillium Marneffei in Wax Moth Larvae”,
Dr. Chester Cooper, Spring 2014 Choose Ohio FirstScholarship Program
2013 “Absorption ofCaffeine by Charcoal”
Dr. Nina Stourman, Spring 2013 Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program
ABTRACTS
2016 Patient satisfaction has become a surrogate measure for the quality of care provided within
hospitals and health care delivery systems.Ithas become the leading source for hospitals
and physicians’ reimbursement, as itis determined primarily on the patient satisfaction
scoring system. The presentinvestigation seeks to determine ifthe effects of physician
knowledge ofpatientexpectations will significantly affect overall patientsatisfaction and
the total amount oftime the patient is in the emergency department(ED), known as ED
total length ofstay (LOS).
2015 P. Marneffei is a pathogenic fungus that is exclusive to South EastAsia. It is only found in
bamboo rats and humans with immunocompromised diseases (HIV, AIDs) and it can

2. cause a fatal lung infection. This research study attempted to determine ifinsects are the
vector ofthe fungus by applying a polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
2014 P. Marneffei is a pathogenic fungus that is exclusive to South EastAsia. It is only found in
bamboo rats and humans with immunocompromised diseases (HIV, AIDs) and it can
cause a fatal lung infection. This research study created a detection assay to verify and
detectP. Marneffei in the insects using a polymerase chain reaction (PCR), gel
electrophoresis and DNA isolation method.
2013 Caffeine is a compound found in coffee, tea, various softand energy drinks, chocolate kola
nuts and certain medicines. The compound has many effects on the organism’s
metabolism, including stimulating the central nervous system. The study investigated the
differences in the amount of caffeine absorbed from coffee by two types ofactivated
charcoal using High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). Methylene blue dye
was used to estimate the surface area oftwo types ofcharcoal employed in the
decaffeination process.
HONORS, AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
2015 Dean’s List
2012- Present 4 Year Youngstown Early College Scholarship (Full Ride)
2012- Present Choose Ohio FirstScholarship Program
2012- Present William Rayen Memorial School Grant
2012- Present Ohio College Opportunity Grant
RELEVANT COURSE WORK
2015 Human Gross Anatomy, Course Grade: A
2015 Comparative Biomechanics, Course Grade: B
2015 Human Physiology, Course Grade: A
2015 Senior Biology Capstone, Course Grade: A
2015 Genetics: Course Grade, A
2014 Microbiology,Course Grade: B
ADVISOR
Jill M. Tall Ph.D., Department of Biological Sciences, Youngstown State University
Email: jmtall@ysu.edu