Brittany Wolfe has over 7 years of experience in marine science research and aquaculture. She has worked at the Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Technology Center at VIMS as both a hatchery manager and polyploid specialist. Previously, she held roles as an algae and hatchery technician for VIMS and KCB Oyster Holdings. She also has experience volunteering at the National Marine Life Center and working as a student research assistant at the University of Maine and Darling Marine Center. Brittany has extensive skills in algal culture, hatchery operations, and field grow-out of oysters. She is proficient in microscopy, flow cytometry, and water quality testing.
This document contains the resume of Nicolette Mariano. It summarizes her education at Florida Institute of Technology where she earned a B.S. in Biological Science with a focus on Aquaculture. It also outlines her relevant coursework, scientific and diving skills and certifications. The resume provides details on her internship and work experience in areas such as shellfish aquaculture and research. It lists organizations and honors, as well as extensive volunteer experience in environmental conservation.
Christen Long is seeking an entry-level position in research, fieldwork, or animal shelters with a background in animal sciences. They have a B.S. in Zoology from Humboldt State University with coursework in topics like ecology, physiology, and biology. Experience includes working as a wildlife technician conducting bat surveys, an independent contractor studying migratory bat habits, and a sub-contractor collecting acoustic data from bats and birds. Volunteer work involved beach surveys, assisting at a hatchery and animal rehabilitation centers, and autopsy assistance. Skills include laboratory techniques, small mammal handling, mist netting, and computer programs.
Andrew Winston has a Bachelor's of Science degree in Biology with a concentration in Marine Biology from Sonoma State University. He has extensive laboratory skills and field experience working with marine organisms and conducting research on benthic macroinvertebrates and western pond turtles. His objective is to obtain a full-time position utilizing his science background in a diverse field.
Hayden E. Staley is seeking a position that allows her to further her education in research and conservation of the environment. She has 5 years of experience in aquariums, as a volunteer for fish and wildlife conservation, and as a stewardess on a private yacht. Her education includes a Bachelor's degree in Aquatic and Marine Biology from Stetson University, where she conducted a senior thesis on fish behavior. She has skills in SCUBA diving, boat handling, tagging and research techniques.
Brianna Mellen has earned a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Chemistry from Roger Williams University, where she maintained a 3.21 GPA. She has research experience in oyster restoration, cephalopod culture, and heat budget calculations. Mellen has also conducted research on the Great Barrier Reef and in the Australian outback. Her skills include laboratory techniques, scuba diving, and data analysis software. She is involved with several honor societies and volunteer organizations focused on medical relief and blood donation.
Christopher Knight received a B.A. in Evolution, Ecology, and Biodiversity and Spanish from UC Davis. He has worked as a biological science technician for the US Geological Survey studying marine invertebrates and as a marine technician at Bodega Marine Laboratory cultivating oysters and studying their responses to environmental stressors. Knight has conducted extensive independent research studying the effects of salinity on sea stars and plant communication. He was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to study anthropogenic impacts on marine invertebrates in Chile.
Daniel Fischer has a B.S. in Marine Science from Stockton University with a 3.6 GPA. He has experience working for NOAA identifying marine species, measuring them, and collecting samples. As an undergraduate research assistant, he identified reptile habitats, tracked frog appearances, and analyzed pond hydrology. He also volunteers with New Jersey Nature helping injured animals and providing education. His skills include field techniques like water quality analysis, mapping, and identification as well as computer skills in SAS and Excel.
Jamie Meyer has over 10 years of experience in veterinary care, marine biology research, and education. She has worked as a veterinary technician, kennel supervisor, and receptionist where she assisted with over 2,500 medical procedures. Meyer has also conducted research on phytoplankton growth and taught marine biology labs. She maintains strong computer and laboratory skills. Meyer aims to apply her experience and passion for animal welfare and science in a new role.
This document contains the resume of Nicolette Mariano. It summarizes her education at Florida Institute of Technology where she earned a B.S. in Biological Science with a focus on Aquaculture. It also outlines her relevant coursework, scientific and diving skills and certifications. The resume provides details on her internship and work experience in areas such as shellfish aquaculture and research. It lists organizations and honors, as well as extensive volunteer experience in environmental conservation.
Christen Long is seeking an entry-level position in research, fieldwork, or animal shelters with a background in animal sciences. They have a B.S. in Zoology from Humboldt State University with coursework in topics like ecology, physiology, and biology. Experience includes working as a wildlife technician conducting bat surveys, an independent contractor studying migratory bat habits, and a sub-contractor collecting acoustic data from bats and birds. Volunteer work involved beach surveys, assisting at a hatchery and animal rehabilitation centers, and autopsy assistance. Skills include laboratory techniques, small mammal handling, mist netting, and computer programs.
Andrew Winston has a Bachelor's of Science degree in Biology with a concentration in Marine Biology from Sonoma State University. He has extensive laboratory skills and field experience working with marine organisms and conducting research on benthic macroinvertebrates and western pond turtles. His objective is to obtain a full-time position utilizing his science background in a diverse field.
Hayden E. Staley is seeking a position that allows her to further her education in research and conservation of the environment. She has 5 years of experience in aquariums, as a volunteer for fish and wildlife conservation, and as a stewardess on a private yacht. Her education includes a Bachelor's degree in Aquatic and Marine Biology from Stetson University, where she conducted a senior thesis on fish behavior. She has skills in SCUBA diving, boat handling, tagging and research techniques.
Brianna Mellen has earned a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Chemistry from Roger Williams University, where she maintained a 3.21 GPA. She has research experience in oyster restoration, cephalopod culture, and heat budget calculations. Mellen has also conducted research on the Great Barrier Reef and in the Australian outback. Her skills include laboratory techniques, scuba diving, and data analysis software. She is involved with several honor societies and volunteer organizations focused on medical relief and blood donation.
Christopher Knight received a B.A. in Evolution, Ecology, and Biodiversity and Spanish from UC Davis. He has worked as a biological science technician for the US Geological Survey studying marine invertebrates and as a marine technician at Bodega Marine Laboratory cultivating oysters and studying their responses to environmental stressors. Knight has conducted extensive independent research studying the effects of salinity on sea stars and plant communication. He was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to study anthropogenic impacts on marine invertebrates in Chile.
Daniel Fischer has a B.S. in Marine Science from Stockton University with a 3.6 GPA. He has experience working for NOAA identifying marine species, measuring them, and collecting samples. As an undergraduate research assistant, he identified reptile habitats, tracked frog appearances, and analyzed pond hydrology. He also volunteers with New Jersey Nature helping injured animals and providing education. His skills include field techniques like water quality analysis, mapping, and identification as well as computer skills in SAS and Excel.
Jamie Meyer has over 10 years of experience in veterinary care, marine biology research, and education. She has worked as a veterinary technician, kennel supervisor, and receptionist where she assisted with over 2,500 medical procedures. Meyer has also conducted research on phytoplankton growth and taught marine biology labs. She maintains strong computer and laboratory skills. Meyer aims to apply her experience and passion for animal welfare and science in a new role.
This resume summarizes Martijn Stephen Johnson's education and qualifications which include a B.App.Sc in Fisheries Management from the University of Tasmania in 2012 and a M.Sc in Marine Biology and Ecology from James Cook University in 2015. It also outlines his research interests, publications, professional experience working in fisheries departments and laboratories, skills and certificates, and references.
Andrea Reneau has over 15 years of experience in aquatic animal health management, laboratory diagnostics, and education. She holds an M.Sc. in Aquaculture and a B.Sc. in Biology. Her professional experience includes designing microbiology laboratories, coordinating disease surveillance programs as Head of Aquatic Animal Health Management, performing laboratory diagnostics, and instructing ecology courses. She has extensive technical skills and training in areas such as project management, import risk analysis, and shrimp pathology.
The document is a CV for a marine biologist seeking a career in science communication, education, and conservation research. It summarizes her education, including a recently completed PhD in zoology focused on white shark molecular ecology. It also outlines relevant work experience as an intern conducting research on white sharks, wetland ecology, and molecular lab work. Additional experience includes teaching at an aquarium and guest lecturing. Skills, publications, and references are also included.
This document provides a summary of the qualifications and experience of Dr. Mikki McComb-Kobza, a seasoned marine biologist. She has over 15 years of experience in marine research, education, and conservation. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Ocean First Institute, where she oversees research, education, and sustainability programs. She has a Ph.D. in Marine Biology from Florida Atlantic University and has published numerous papers and book chapters.
Ashley V. Acridge is applying for a position working with marine mammals. She has 5 years of experience as a dolphin trainer at The Mirage in Las Vegas and 8 years of experience as a senior sea lion trainer at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories. Her resume outlines her education in marine science and communication as well as her extensive experience training and caring for marine mammals.
Julia Lawson is a marine biologist with over 6 years of experience conducting research in fisheries and fish biology. She has a Master's degree from UBC and led a project in Malaysia assessing unregulated fisheries. Her experience includes field work in Canada, Bermuda, the Bahamas, Australia, and Malaysia studying topics like fishing impacts, coral reef ecology, and invasive lionfish. She currently works as a sessional instructor at UBC teaching invertebrate zoology.
This document provides a summary of Christy M Stephenson's education and work experience. She holds a Master's degree in Marine Science and Bachelor's degrees in Biology and Environmental Science. Her work experience includes roles as a fisheries observer, veterinary technician, fisheries biologist, graduate assistant, and more. She has experience sampling fish populations, collecting environmental data, and publishing papers on foraminifera assemblages and fish disease.
John Venrick is applying for an observer position and has extensive experience as a seaman with over 369 documented days at sea. He has studied rockfish identification and taken courses relevant to marine science. For his research experience, he has conducted field work collecting samples and running experiments on plankton biomass, macroalgae responses to pH, and more. He also has skills in boating safety, welding, photography, and machining. References and qualifications are provided.
This document contains the resume of Marcie Lapointe. It summarizes her education, which includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Ecology, Evolution, and Animal Behavior from the University of Minnesota. It also outlines her extensive experience working in positions related to aquatic invasive species, environmental education, animal care and research. Her experience includes roles at organizations such as the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District, Three Rivers Park District, Animal Humane Society, Como Zoo and Park Conservatory, and conducting international research.
Christopher M. Fish has over 15 years of experience in aquatic biology, wildlife management, and fisheries. He holds a B.S. in Biology from Towson University, where he conducted independent research on thermal tolerance in striped bass. His work history includes positions as a field biologist managing ponds and lakes, a wildlife specialist removing nuisance animals, and various roles on fishing boats. He has extensive skills in aquatic pesticide application, fish population studies, and customer service.
The document provides information about the education and experience of Rebecca Schlapkohl. She earned a Bachelor of Marine Science in Biology from the University of Tampa from 2011-2015, where she received a Presidential Scholarship. Her coursework and certifications focused on marine biology. She has volunteer experience with organizations helping animals and the environment. For work experience, she tutored middle school students and worked in campus safety. Her internships included assisting with education programs at Tampa Bay Watch and the Florida Aquarium, as well as research with white sharks in South Africa. Currently, she is a research assistant examining growth rates in sea slugs.
My current resume through the 2015 year. Currently looking for new positions with a wide variety of skill sets and eager to add more to that skill set.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the professional experience and qualifications of Ernesto J. Ron E. It includes his contact information, educational background with degrees in Marine Biology and Biological Sciences, work history in academic and administrative positions in Venezuela and Ireland, research projects and publications, skills and abilities, and professional training. The CV demonstrates Ron's extensive experience in marine science research and teaching over 15 years, as well as management roles as Department Head and School Director.
This resume is for Lauren Kruger, who is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Zoology from Humboldt State University. She has extensive experience in field research related to wildlife biology, including internships studying American Kestrels, sea turtles, and passerine birds. Lauren has presented her research at multiple conferences. She also has work experience in animal care and environmental education. Lauren maintains high proficiency in relevant computer skills, field techniques, and animal handling.
Mitchell Steinkuehler is applying for an Animal Caretaker position with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Marine Biology from Northwest Missouri State University and experience in various biology and animal care jobs, including as a pool manager, teaching assistant, field program participant, and lifeguard. His resume demonstrates experience caring for aquatic animals and habitats as well as strong communication, organization, and safety skills.
Alan Luken is seeking a position in marine science. He graduated from Coastal Carolina University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Science and a GPA of 2.91. Luken has over 7 years of experience working at an aquarium and pet shop where he is responsible for husbandry of freshwater and saltwater aquariums. He also completed internships at Newport Aquarium where he cared for birds, reptiles, and aquarium systems. Luken has relevant coursework in marine biology, chemistry, geology, and ecology from Coastal Carolina University.
Morgan Sifrit has experience as a lifeguard supervisor at Texas A&M University at Galveston and Galveston Island Beach Patrol. She has a Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology from Texas A&M University at Galveston. She has worked on research projects studying dolphin behavior and flower gardens coral banks. Sifrit also volunteers with the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network.
Dayma Wasmund has over 10 years of experience as a biological science technician and instructor. She currently works for the US Fish and Wildlife Service managing biological resources at the Everglades Headwaters NWR Complex in Vero Beach, Florida. Her responsibilities include restoring habitats, monitoring species, removing invasive plants, and coordinating volunteers. She has a Master's in Oceanography from Florida State University and provides references from her current and previous supervisors.
Larissa Van Der Linde has over 5 years of experience as a Fish and Wildlife Scientific Aid with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. She has strong skills in wildlife habitat restoration, equipment operation, and public interaction. Her experience includes projects such as wildlife surveys, habitat enhancement, equipment operation, and banding of waterfowl and wild turkeys. She is seeking a full-time position as a Fish and Wildlife Technician to continue improving her knowledge and skills.
Tiffany Babcock has a M.S. in Marine Biology from Nova Southeastern University and a B.S. in Marine Biology from Texas A&M University-Galveston. She has experience working in marine ecology labs analyzing coral reef data and assisting with coral spawn collection. Her skills include marine biology techniques like ImageJ and MATLAB as well as Microsoft Office. Currently she is a 7th grade Life Science teacher at Lauderdale Lakes Middle School.
This resume summarizes Martijn Stephen Johnson's education and qualifications which include a B.App.Sc in Fisheries Management from the University of Tasmania in 2012 and a M.Sc in Marine Biology and Ecology from James Cook University in 2015. It also outlines his research interests, publications, professional experience working in fisheries departments and laboratories, skills and certificates, and references.
Andrea Reneau has over 15 years of experience in aquatic animal health management, laboratory diagnostics, and education. She holds an M.Sc. in Aquaculture and a B.Sc. in Biology. Her professional experience includes designing microbiology laboratories, coordinating disease surveillance programs as Head of Aquatic Animal Health Management, performing laboratory diagnostics, and instructing ecology courses. She has extensive technical skills and training in areas such as project management, import risk analysis, and shrimp pathology.
The document is a CV for a marine biologist seeking a career in science communication, education, and conservation research. It summarizes her education, including a recently completed PhD in zoology focused on white shark molecular ecology. It also outlines relevant work experience as an intern conducting research on white sharks, wetland ecology, and molecular lab work. Additional experience includes teaching at an aquarium and guest lecturing. Skills, publications, and references are also included.
This document provides a summary of the qualifications and experience of Dr. Mikki McComb-Kobza, a seasoned marine biologist. She has over 15 years of experience in marine research, education, and conservation. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Ocean First Institute, where she oversees research, education, and sustainability programs. She has a Ph.D. in Marine Biology from Florida Atlantic University and has published numerous papers and book chapters.
Ashley V. Acridge is applying for a position working with marine mammals. She has 5 years of experience as a dolphin trainer at The Mirage in Las Vegas and 8 years of experience as a senior sea lion trainer at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories. Her resume outlines her education in marine science and communication as well as her extensive experience training and caring for marine mammals.
Julia Lawson is a marine biologist with over 6 years of experience conducting research in fisheries and fish biology. She has a Master's degree from UBC and led a project in Malaysia assessing unregulated fisheries. Her experience includes field work in Canada, Bermuda, the Bahamas, Australia, and Malaysia studying topics like fishing impacts, coral reef ecology, and invasive lionfish. She currently works as a sessional instructor at UBC teaching invertebrate zoology.
This document provides a summary of Christy M Stephenson's education and work experience. She holds a Master's degree in Marine Science and Bachelor's degrees in Biology and Environmental Science. Her work experience includes roles as a fisheries observer, veterinary technician, fisheries biologist, graduate assistant, and more. She has experience sampling fish populations, collecting environmental data, and publishing papers on foraminifera assemblages and fish disease.
John Venrick is applying for an observer position and has extensive experience as a seaman with over 369 documented days at sea. He has studied rockfish identification and taken courses relevant to marine science. For his research experience, he has conducted field work collecting samples and running experiments on plankton biomass, macroalgae responses to pH, and more. He also has skills in boating safety, welding, photography, and machining. References and qualifications are provided.
This document contains the resume of Marcie Lapointe. It summarizes her education, which includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Ecology, Evolution, and Animal Behavior from the University of Minnesota. It also outlines her extensive experience working in positions related to aquatic invasive species, environmental education, animal care and research. Her experience includes roles at organizations such as the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District, Three Rivers Park District, Animal Humane Society, Como Zoo and Park Conservatory, and conducting international research.
Christopher M. Fish has over 15 years of experience in aquatic biology, wildlife management, and fisheries. He holds a B.S. in Biology from Towson University, where he conducted independent research on thermal tolerance in striped bass. His work history includes positions as a field biologist managing ponds and lakes, a wildlife specialist removing nuisance animals, and various roles on fishing boats. He has extensive skills in aquatic pesticide application, fish population studies, and customer service.
The document provides information about the education and experience of Rebecca Schlapkohl. She earned a Bachelor of Marine Science in Biology from the University of Tampa from 2011-2015, where she received a Presidential Scholarship. Her coursework and certifications focused on marine biology. She has volunteer experience with organizations helping animals and the environment. For work experience, she tutored middle school students and worked in campus safety. Her internships included assisting with education programs at Tampa Bay Watch and the Florida Aquarium, as well as research with white sharks in South Africa. Currently, she is a research assistant examining growth rates in sea slugs.
My current resume through the 2015 year. Currently looking for new positions with a wide variety of skill sets and eager to add more to that skill set.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the professional experience and qualifications of Ernesto J. Ron E. It includes his contact information, educational background with degrees in Marine Biology and Biological Sciences, work history in academic and administrative positions in Venezuela and Ireland, research projects and publications, skills and abilities, and professional training. The CV demonstrates Ron's extensive experience in marine science research and teaching over 15 years, as well as management roles as Department Head and School Director.
This resume is for Lauren Kruger, who is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Zoology from Humboldt State University. She has extensive experience in field research related to wildlife biology, including internships studying American Kestrels, sea turtles, and passerine birds. Lauren has presented her research at multiple conferences. She also has work experience in animal care and environmental education. Lauren maintains high proficiency in relevant computer skills, field techniques, and animal handling.
Mitchell Steinkuehler is applying for an Animal Caretaker position with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Marine Biology from Northwest Missouri State University and experience in various biology and animal care jobs, including as a pool manager, teaching assistant, field program participant, and lifeguard. His resume demonstrates experience caring for aquatic animals and habitats as well as strong communication, organization, and safety skills.
Alan Luken is seeking a position in marine science. He graduated from Coastal Carolina University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Science and a GPA of 2.91. Luken has over 7 years of experience working at an aquarium and pet shop where he is responsible for husbandry of freshwater and saltwater aquariums. He also completed internships at Newport Aquarium where he cared for birds, reptiles, and aquarium systems. Luken has relevant coursework in marine biology, chemistry, geology, and ecology from Coastal Carolina University.
Morgan Sifrit has experience as a lifeguard supervisor at Texas A&M University at Galveston and Galveston Island Beach Patrol. She has a Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology from Texas A&M University at Galveston. She has worked on research projects studying dolphin behavior and flower gardens coral banks. Sifrit also volunteers with the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network.
Dayma Wasmund has over 10 years of experience as a biological science technician and instructor. She currently works for the US Fish and Wildlife Service managing biological resources at the Everglades Headwaters NWR Complex in Vero Beach, Florida. Her responsibilities include restoring habitats, monitoring species, removing invasive plants, and coordinating volunteers. She has a Master's in Oceanography from Florida State University and provides references from her current and previous supervisors.
Larissa Van Der Linde has over 5 years of experience as a Fish and Wildlife Scientific Aid with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. She has strong skills in wildlife habitat restoration, equipment operation, and public interaction. Her experience includes projects such as wildlife surveys, habitat enhancement, equipment operation, and banding of waterfowl and wild turkeys. She is seeking a full-time position as a Fish and Wildlife Technician to continue improving her knowledge and skills.
Tiffany Babcock has a M.S. in Marine Biology from Nova Southeastern University and a B.S. in Marine Biology from Texas A&M University-Galveston. She has experience working in marine ecology labs analyzing coral reef data and assisting with coral spawn collection. Her skills include marine biology techniques like ImageJ and MATLAB as well as Microsoft Office. Currently she is a 7th grade Life Science teacher at Lauderdale Lakes Middle School.
1. Brittany Wolfe
Gloucester Point, VA 508-280-2795 brittanywolfeable@gmail.com
EDUCATION University of Maine, Orono, Maine
B.S. in Marine Science, Concentration in Marine Biology, May, 2012
Darling Marine Center, Walpole, Maine
Semester by the Sea – Fall Semester 2010
RESEARCH
EXPERIENCE
Polyploid Specialist/ Temporary Hatchery Manager November 2015-Present
Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Technology Center
Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS), Gloucester Point, VA
Polyploid Specialist- manage polyploid material in the field at multiple field sites using rack and
bag, adjustable long line system, oversee inventory management, assist staff with spawns and
maintain polyploid larval and seed cultures, certify polyploid seed, assist in histological work:
embed oyster samples, stain and clean histology slides
Hatchery Manager- managed polyploid oyster hatchery: pumped water, maintained algal
cultures, spawning, larval husbandry, broodstock conditioning, seed maintenance, polyploid
certification (flow cytometry), coordinated staff, trained Oyster Aquaculture Training participants
Algae/ Hatchery Technician March-November 2015
Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Technology Center, VIMS
Grew and maintained healthy microalgae cultures (Pavlova sp., T-iso sp., Chaetoceros sp., Tetraselmis sp.)
Executed algal culture techniques, calculated feeding requirements, determined algal densities
Assisted in algal probiotic experiment for another academic facility; maintained records of
experimental data, packed and shipped biological samples
Trained Oyster Aquaculture Training participants in basic algal culturing techniques
Oyster Aquaculture Training Program Participant April-September 2014
Aquaculture Genetics and Breeding Technology Center, VIMS
Experienced in oyster hatchery, field grow-out, and laboratory setting
Strip spawned Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica), checked fertilization, gonad ripeness,
egg/sperm quality, larval husbandry: counted culture densities, measured shell lengths, cleaned
tanks, calculated setting rates
Conducted experiment with triploid/ tetraploid larvae, recorded, analyzed, and summarized data
Assisted in flow cytometry of gill tissue/larvae to determine ploidy
Used culchless setting, upwelling and downwelling systems, nursery maintenance, counted seed
densities, bagged and sorted oysters
Developed knowledge of field grow-out methods: rack and bag
Acquired basic plumbing and construction skills
Algae/ Hatchery Technician November 2014-February 2015
KCB Oyster Holdings LLC. Lottsburg, VA
Grew and maintained healthy microalgae cultures (Tetraselmis sp., C-Iso sp., T-Iso sp.,Chaetoceros sp.)
Performed algal culture techniques, transfers, collected and recorded algal densities
Calculated larval feeding requirements
Developed knowledge and maintenance of algal bag system, and flow through systems
Performed weekly water quality tests
Assisted with hatchery operations (cleaned and maintained broodstock/larval oysters)
Acquired basic plumbing and construction skills
Volunteer/Internship May 2011- April 2014
National Marine Life Center, Buzzards Bay, MA
Served as Animal Care Volunteer for stranded seals, aquatic turtles, and terrestrial turtles: assisted
in feeding, restrained seals, administered treatments
Performed water quality and E. coli tests
Conducted public outreach and education services
Final project: Created educational coloring sheets with accurate marine facts about the
organisms, and created a volunteer training tutorial for future volunteer
2. SKILLS SCUBA Certified- April 2012
Proficient in the use of light microscopes and flow cytometer
HONORS/
ACHIEVEMENTS Gordon Gunter Award, 2015
Dean’s List, 2012
PRESENTATIONS Comparative larval performance between tetraploid x tetraploid and tetraploid x diploid
constructs using mosaic and non-mosaic Crassostrea virginica parents. National Shellfisheries
Association Conference, Monterey Bay, CA, March 2015 (poster)
Student Laboratory Technician IV January 2010-May 2012
University of Maine, Orono, Maine
Dr. Paul Rawson’s Research Lab
Cultured and maintained microalgae, prepared artificial sea water
Fed and maintained M. edulis, M. trossulus and C. virginica.
Senior project: Variation in Susceptibility to Roseovarius Oyster Disease among Genetic Lines of
Eastern Oysters Crassostrea virginica.
Student Laboratory Technician III January 2010-June 2012
University of Maine, Orono, Maine
Dr. Yong Chen’s Research Lab, Supervisor: Sam Truesdell
Determined age of sea scallops (Placopecten magellanicus), examined shells for worm and/or impact
damage.
Student Laboratory Technician IV January 2010-May 2012
University of Maine, Orono, Maine
Dr. Ian Bricknell’s Research Lab, Supervisor: Sarah Barker
Technician at the Aquaculture Research Center
Disassembled and constructed recirculating systems: PVC piping, water pumps, power tools
Counted lice on juvenile Atlantic Salmon, removed pit tags, and completed data entry
Maintained juvenile Atlantic Salmon
Performed water quality tests, assisted with assays, bacteria culturing, performed basic DNA and
RNA work
Student Research Assistant October-December 2010
Darling Marine Center, Walpole, Maine
Assisted in an experiment using aquacultured oysters infested with the marine worm, Polydora
websteri: allocated various treatments, performed data analysis
Hatchery Assistant September 2008-May 2010
Sea & Reef Aquaculture
University of Maine, Orono, Maine
Managed broodstock, larval, and growout phases of numerous marine ornamental fish species
Maintained live zooplankton cultures including Rotifers and Artemia sp. and sustained cultures of
phytoplankton
Maintained, repaired and performed daily assessments on saltwater recirculation systems
Carried out daily water quality, organized files, fish data, and supply logs
Sampled, observed, evaluated, and packed fish to be transported
Supervised and trained students, and lead tours of the facility
Mashpee Shellfish Department (Volunteer) June-July 2008
Mashpee, MA
Helped distribute oyster seed in Popponesset and Waquoit Bay
Collected samples, and performed water quality tests