R. Cody Straub

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Narrows, Virginia 24124

C: 540-***-****

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Education

James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia May 2004

Bachelor of Integrated Science and Technology

Concentration: Biotechnology

Work Experience

Georgetown University Medical Center, Georgetown, MD

September 2009-September 2010

Research Liaison

Working on numerous research grants handling day to day management

issues

IRB and protocol submissions

Gathering and organizing information packets for future

research funding

Serving as a contact to the Telemedicine and Advanced Research

Center/US Army

Submitted updated status reports on projects

Set up budgeting timelines

Daily conference calls to discuss our grants

Irving Burton Associates, Falls Church, VA September

2007-September 2009

Project Manager-Contracted to US Army

Manage a number of research projects for the Telemedicine

and Advanced Technology Research Center

Project manager in charge of the Neuroscience Portfolio under the

TATRC Chief Scientist, Dr. Ken Curley

Managed eighty to a hundred multimillion dollar

grants/contracts

Updating grant and contract information in our internal database

daily

Contacting scientific research funding recipients daily to discuss

any issues

Outlining any additional possible funding that may be available in

the future

Presented at weekly meetings to update TATRC staff on project

progress

Participated at weekly meetings to introduce possible research

funding opportunities

Serve as the project manager/point of contact for all Military

Operational Medicine and some Combat Casualty Care projects

managed by TATRC

American Institute of Biological Sciences, Reston, VA

September 2005-September 2007

Scientific Assistant-SPARS

Government Contracting for Scientific Research

Organize and handle the in and out flow of scientific

proposals

Identify the most likely government

organization to fund a research proposal

Manage our internal database and filing system

Entering and editing proposal submission

information

Communicate with high ranking government officials

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Austin, TX-McLean, VA

August 2004-August 2005

Member of the Global Security Office

Security testing of Deloitte applications using an array of

system evaluation tools

Troubleshooting security issues

Initiating the testing of applications on a regular basis to thwart

possible future issues

AppScan was the main testing application

Evaluating applications when threats would arise

Repairing past and present issues

Training of new employees to use certain computer applications

AppScan

Mobile access of workstations

Excel

Deloitte's internal travel management system

Internal Communications with employees of all levels- face-to-face,

email and telephone

Biotechnology Experience

Cloning

Researching

Agarose Gel Electrophoresis

Bacterial Analysis

Computer Modeling

PCR

Critical Thinking

Computer Simulation

Data Retrieval

Computer Experience

Microsoft Office

Sharepoint

AppScan

Access

Repair (Hardware and Software)

Process Model

Internet Researching

Rasmol

Accessing mobile workstations

Adobe Photoshop

Database Management

Networking

Acrobat

IPAD (and many applications)

MAC and PC systems

Relevant Courses

Business Decision Making

Issues in Modern Production

Ethical, Legal & Social Issues in Biotech

Human Communication

Biotech New Millennium I-II

Computers in Biotech

Issues in Science and Tech

Instrumentation & Biotech

Software Development

Connections (Critical Thinking)

Business of Biotechnology

Bioremediation

Chemistry

Earth Science

Cell Biology

Precalculus

Algebra

Trigonometry

Statistics

Calculus and Physics (Mechanics and Energy)

Thermodynamics

Electrical Engineering

Calculus and Physics (Electricity and Magnetism and modern physics)

Physics of Instrumentation and Measurement

Fundamentals and Intermediate Systems of Acquisition Management (ACQ 101 &

201A)

Integrated Science and Technology Mission Statement from James Madison

University

The Program in Integrated Science and Technology (ISAT) at

JamesMadisonUniversity provides a curriculum that integrates the study of

science, mathematics, technology, society, and business to develop a

graduate with unique professional qualifications. Program graduates will

be able to play a central role in solving scientific and technological

problems in a real-world context (with an appreciation of economic,

social, political, and legal constraints), and the ability to communicate

and work productively with individuals from a variety of disciplines. The

use of the computer as a problem-solving tool is a central feature of the

curriculum, along with an emphasis on the collaborative (team) approach

to problem solving. The Program is specifically designed to engage

students in study of the sciences and technology, leading students

through examples of the practice of science while learning underlying

methods and principles. Scientific theory is thus combined with hands-on

experience designed to motivate and stimulate interest as well as impart

learning. Graduates receive the Bachelor of Science degree in integrated

science and technology.

Rick Cody Straub

References:

Brenda K. Bart-Knauer, MD, CIP

Senior Clinical Consultant

Pain Portfolio Manager

Chief Scientist, TATRC-South

U.S. Army Medical Research & Materiel Command

Telemedicine & Advanced Technologies Research Center

P.O. Box 8512

Camp Lejeune, NC 28547

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301-***-****

Kenneth C. Curley, MD

Neurotrauma Research Coordinator

Combat Casualty Care Directorate (RAD2)

Bldg 722 Rm 31

ATTN: MCMR-RTC

504 Scott Street

Fort Detrick, MD 21702-5012

Office: 301-***-****

Alt office: 301-***-****

Mobile: 301-***-****

FAX 301-***-****

Email:

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Stephen J. Grate, D.V.M.

IPA, HJF

Senior Science Consultant to TATRC

Fort Detrick, MD 21702

T: 301-***-****

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