This resume is for Nam Siu, who has a Master's degree in Biology from Western Washington University and a Bachelor's degree in Marine Science and Biology from the University of Tampa. The resume lists Siu's experience as a marine biologist, project manager, and science educator working for various organizations in Washington state. It also outlines Siu's research and teaching assistant roles while pursuing graduate studies at Western Washington University.

1. Resume
Nam Siu
8255 Chilliwack Rd. Blaine, WA. 98230
(727) 365-5535
namsiu@hotmail.com
EDUCATION
Western Washington University – Bellingham, WA – Master of Science –March 2013 2010 - 2013
 Major: Biology 3.86 GPA
 Thesis: EFFECTS OF ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND OCEAN ACIDITY ON BACTERIOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND METABOLISM
University of Maryland Eastern Shores – offsite at Woods Hole, MA – 4 Credit Hour Course 2010
 Woods Hole Partnership in Education Program 4.00 GPA
 Course – “Ocean and Environmental Sciences: Global Climate Change”
University of Tampa – Tampa, FL – Bachelor of Science – May 2010 2006 - 2010
 Dual Major: Marine Science and Biology 3.48 GPA
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Previous Employments
 Marine Surveys and Assessments, INC. Port Townsend, WA. (June 2013 – Present)
Environmental Consultation Services
Marine Biologist, Dive Safety Officer, Project Manager
 Development, implementation, and oversight of MSA dive safety program
 Scientific diving and subaquatic habitat surveys.
 Assessment and surveying of: wetland, riparian, shoreline, underwater habitats; eelgrass, macro-algae, geoduck and other invertebrate surveys.
 Monitoring for forage fish spawning, eelgrass transplanting, native planting, Marbled Murrelet, and Marine Mammal.
 Research of municipal, county, state and federal codes on conservation and critical habitat management (buffer, set-backs, stormwater management, best management plans…etc).
 Research of municipal, county, state and federal regulations on endangered, threaten and priority species.
 Technical writing of biological evaluations and assessments, habitat management plans and dive safety plans.
 A record of successful bidding and proposal writing for project acquisition.
 Project management, client and agency liaison.
 United States Academic Decathlon, Council Bluffs, IA. (March 2013 – Present)
Premier Scholastic Competition for High School Students
Contracted Test Items Writer and Reviewer
 Writing bonus questions for the genetics sections of the 2013 science test.
 Writing essay prompts for the genetics sections of the 2013 science test.
 Reviewing and editing of all sections of the genetics sections (how cells reproduce, patterns of inheritance, molecular genetics) in the 2013 science test.

2.  Salish Sea Expeditions, Bainbridge Island, WA. (Spring Season 2013)
Non-profit Boat Based Education Program
Marine science educator
 Deckhand responsibilities aboard a 61ft sailing vessel.
 Teaching 5th to 12th grade kids principles of the scientific method, oceanography and marine biology while at sea and in the classroom.
 Heavy emphasis and utilization of inquiry based learning skills.
 Camp and kid management during boat and shore programs.
 Planning of lesson, boat-base program and classroom visit logistics.
 Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA. (September 2010 – March 2013)
Biology Department
Teaching Assistant
 Lesson planning and material development.
 Classroom management.
 Implementation of Intro to Biology (BIOL101) and Human Physiology (BIOL349) laboratory.
 Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA. (September 2010 – March 2013)
Biology Department
Research Assistant
 Work in molecular microbiology laboratory.
 Tradition microbiology and molecular biology techniques.
 Experience in PCR, qPCR, TRFLP, cloning, sequencing, sequence data analysis and assembly…etc.
 Shannon Point Marine Center, Anacortes, WA. (Summers of 2011 and 2012)
Western Washington University
Research Mentor and Program Assistant
 Assisting and mentoring summer student with research projects (Abalone out-planting via SCUBA, oyster and eelgrass surveys, plankton culturing, microscopy, water quality, chlorophyll analysis, measurement of metabolic rates, dissolved oxygen…etc.).
 Assisting with the logistics with summer programs and courses.