This document provides a summary of Darrell O'Quinn's career experience and qualifications. He has over 14 years of experience in academic research settings, managing complex operations involving staff and collaborators. Most recently, he served as Executive Director for a nonprofit organization, overseeing strategic planning and community outreach. He holds a PhD in Pathology and has worked in research roles studying inflammatory responses and immune systems.

1. Darrell O’Quinn
5605 6th Avenue South• Birmingham,AL35212 • 205-478-2178 • darrelloquinn@me.com
EDUCATION
1990 – 1995: B.S.Zoology, LouisianaState University,BatonRouge,LA
1996 – 2000: Doctor of VeterinaryMedicine, LSUSchool of VeterinaryMedicine,BatonRouge,LA
2000 – 2005: Doctor of Philosophy,Pathology, University of AlabamaatBirmingham, Birmingham,AL
SUMMARY
A multi-talentedindividualwhohasutilizedhisnative softskillsandthe analytical capacityof hisprofessional trainingto
become a recognizedcommunityleader.14yearsprior experience workinginacompetitiveacademicresearchsetting.
Extensive multi-taskingexperience,especiallyinmanagingcomplex operationswithmultiple collaboratorsand
employeesperformingdisparate activities.Comfortable workingwithandmanagingotherstodefine objectives,
researchbestpractices,developplanning,andproduce results.
EXPERIENCE
2015 – 2016: Executive Director, Move I-20/59,Inc.,Birmingham, AL
Responsible forall aspectsof executingthe organization'sstrategicplanandoperationalactivitiesincludingmaintaining
donorrelationshipsandsustainingcommunityorganizingefforts andoutreachinresponse todynamicchangesinsocial,
political,andlegal componentsof the organization'smission.
2011 – present:SeniorClinical Veterinarian(parttime),AnimalResourcesProgram,Universityof Alabamaat
Birmingham,Birmingham,Alabama
Conductsveterinaryreviewof animal use requestsforthe UABInstitutionalAnimalCare andUse Committee.Available
for oncall veterinaryservice.Consultsonthe use of animal modelsinspeciesrangingfromrodentstonon-human
primates.
2012 – 2015: ResearchAssociate,Departmentof Pathology, Universityof AlabamaatBirmingham, Birmingham, AL
Managed staff andoversawthe care and maintenance of aninventoryof more than120 linesof geneticallyengineered
mice.Implementedthe use of a web-basedcolonymanagement/inventorysystem.Workeddailywithstaff,students,
trainees,andotherpersonneltomaintainregulatorycompliance,assesscurrentneeds,helpmake projectionsforfuture
requirements,andplanandperformtasksaccordingly.Handledall aspectsof maintainingIACUCapproval forarounda
dozenconcurrentprojects.
2006 – 2012: Postdoctoral Fellow,Departmentof Pathology, Universityof AlabamaatBirmingham, Birmingham,AL
Investigatedinflammatoryresponsesinmouse colitismodels,especiallythe role of Tcellssubtypesinmediating
mucosal immunity.
2000 – 2005: Postdoctoral Trainee.Departmentof Genetics, Universityof AlabamaatBirmingham, Birmingham,AL
Receivedspecialtytraininginlaboratoryanimal medicine.Researchedthe requirementsforvariouscell adhesion
moleculesinthe initiationandprogressionof Tcell-dependentandCitrobacterrodentium-inducedcolitis.
HONORSANDAWARDS
2015 Graduate of LeadershipBirmingham
2015 BirminghamChapterNAACPCommunityEmpowermentAward
2007 Federationof Clinical Immunological Societies TraineeSatellite Symposium, UABRepresentative
2006 Crohn’sand ColitisFoundationof AmericaCareerDevelopmentAward
2001 SecondPlace,PosterPresentation,AmericanCollege of LabAnimal Medicine
1999 Phi ZetaVeterinaryMedical HonorSociety
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Current:
President, Cityof BirminghamCitizenAdvisoryBoard
President,CrestwoodNorthNeighborhoodAssociation
Member,JeffersonCountyDemocraticExecutive Committee
Member,Cityof BirminghamComprehensive PlanImplementationCommittee
Member,YMBC CivicForum

2. Board of Directors,KeepBirminghamBeautifulCommission
Board of Directors, DeepSouthCancerFoundation
Board of Directors,GreaterCrestwoodInc.
Previous:
Member, Cityof BirminghamSaferPeople,SaferStreets/BicyclingFriendlyCommunityTaskforce
Board of Directors,CrestwoodCivitanClub
Board of Directors,RedemptiveCycles
PUBLICATIONS
1. Mangan PR, O'QuinnD,HarringtonL, BonderCS,KubesP,KucikDF, BullardDC, WeaverCT. BothTh1 and Th2
cellsrequire P-selectinglycoproteinligand-1foroptimal rollingoninflamedendothelium.AmJPathol.2005
Dec;167(6):1661-75.
2. Mangan PR, HarringtonLE, O'QuinnDB, HelmsWS,BullardDC, ElsonCO,Hatton RD, Wahl SM, SchoebTR,
WeaverCT. Transforminggrowthfactor-betainducesdevelopmentof the T(H)17lineage.Nature.2006 May
11;441(7090):231-4.
3. ZinnKR, Chaudhuri TR,SzafranAA,O'QuinnD, WeaverC,Dugger K,Lamar D, KestersonRA,WangX, Frank SJ.
Noninvasive bioluminescence imaginginsmall animals.ILARJ.2008;49(1):103-15. 4. O’QuinnDB,PalmerMT, Lee YK,
WeaverCT. Emergence of the Th17 PathwayandIts Role inHost Defense.AdvImmunol.2008;99:115-63.
4. O’QuinnDB,PalmerMT, Lee YK, WeaverCT. Emergence of the Th17 PathwayandIts Role inHost Defense.Adv
Immunol.2008;99:115-63.
5. Basu R, O'QuinnDB,SilbergerDJ,SchoebTR,FouserL, OuyangW, Hatton RD, WeaverCT.Th22 cellsare an
importantsource of IL-22 forhost protectionagainstenteropathogenic bacteria.Immunity.2012 Dec 14;37(6):1061-75.
6. NelsonMP,Tse TE, O'QuinnDB,Percival SM,JaimesEA,Warnock DG, Shacka JJ.Autophagy-lysosome pathway
associatedneuropathologyandaxonal degenerationinthe brainsof alpha-galactosidaseA-deficientmice.Acta
Neuropathol Commun.2014 Feb14;2:20.
PUBLISHED ABSTRACTSANDPRESENTATIONS
1. O’QuinnD,CartnerSC. Wet-tail inAotusmonkeys.PosterPresentationatAmericanCollege of LabAnimal
Medicine Annual Meeting,Mobile,AL,2001
2. Mangan PR, O’Quinn D,HarringtonL, BonderCS,KubesP,KucikDF, BullardDC, WeaverCT.Both Th1 andTh2
cellsrequire P-selectinglycoproteinligand-1foroptimal rollingoninflamedendothelium.Posterpresentationat
ExperimentalBiology’04,Denver,CO,2004.
3. O’QuinnD,Mangan PR, KucikDF,BullardDC, WeaverCT. Rollingof LFA-1-deficientTh1cellsonan inflamed
endothelium.Posterandoral presentatiomatExperimental Biology’04,Denver,CO,2004.
4. O’QuinnD,SchoebTR, WeaverCT, BullardDB.Delayedonsetof Citrobacterrodentium-inducedcolitisinLFA-1-
deficientmice.Posterandoral presentationatExperimental Biology’05,WashingtonD.C.,2005.
5. O’QuinnD,SchoebTR, WeaverCT, BullardDB.Delayedonsetof Citrobacterrodentium-inducedcolitisinLFA-1-
deficientmice.Posterandoral presentationatCell AdhesionandExtracellularMatrix Annual Conference,Birmingham,
AL, 2005.
6. O’QuinnDB,Mangan PR, ZhangJ, SchoebTR, WeaverCT, BullardDB.Differential requirementsforPSGL-1in
mediatingTh1versusTh17 recruitmentinCitrobacterrodentium-inducedcolitis.Posterandoral presentationatAAI
Annual Meeting,Boston,MA,2006.
7. O'QuinnD, SchoebT,WeaverC. IL-23 isrequiredforinductionof aninnate immune response toCitrobacter
rodentium.Posterandoral presentationatFOCISAnnual Meeting,SanDiego,CA,2007.

3. REFERENCES
DixonBrooke
CEO (retired),EBSCO Industries,Inc.
3204 FernwayRoad
MountainBrook,AL 35223
Home telephone number:(205) 879-5038
Mobile telephone number:(205) 835-3475
Internetemail address: dbrooke@ebsco.com
Temple TutwilerIII
President,TutwilerInvestmentCompany
2242 HighlandAve
Birmingham,AL35205
Office telephonenumber:(205) 933-2288
Internetemail address: temple@tutinv.com
ChervisIsom
SeniorCounsel,Baker,Donelson,Bearman,Caldwell &Berkowitz, PC
420 20th StreetNorth#1600
Birmingham,AL35203
Office telephonenumber: (205) 250-8302
Internetemail address: cisom@bakerdonelson.com
RichardMauk
President,ConsumerFinancial EducationFoundationof America,Inc.
3425 5th Avenue South
Birmingham,AL35222
Office telephonenumber: (205) 321-2822
InternetEmail address: rmauk@cfefa.org
Samuel CorbinCartner,DVM,PhD,DACLAM
Director,Animal ResourcesProgram
ResearchSupportBuilding
RSB 220L
1530 3rd Avenue South
Birmingham, AL35294-0019
Office telephonenumber:(205) 934-7856 or (205) 934-8213
InternetEmail address: scartner@uab.edu
CaseyT Weaver,MD, PhD
Professor,AnatomicPathology
Bevill ResearchBuilding
BBRB 870
1530 3rd Avenue South
Birmingham, AL35294-2170
Office telephonenumber:(205) 975-5537
InternetEmail address: cweaver@uab.edu