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Assistant High School

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San Antonio, TX
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$60k
Posted:
October 23, 2017

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ALEXANDER TORREALBA HUTCHISON

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San Antonio, Texas 78209

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210-***-****

Education

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Post-Doctoral Fellowship

Immunology: HIV/AIDS

2009-2012

University of Houston

Doctor of Philosophy

Major: Exercise Physiology

Emphasis: Obesity, Immunology

Conferred: December, 2007

Texas A&M University

Master of Science

Major: Exercise Physiology

Conferred: August, 2000

University of Puget Sound

Bachelor of Science

Major: Natural Science

Conferred: May, 1996

Teaching Experience

University of the Incarnate Word 2012-2014

Assistant Professor of Biology

St. Thomas University Spring 2012

Adjunct Professor of Anatomy & Physiology

St. Mary's University 2007-2009

Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sports Science

Courses taught: Anatomy & Physiology, Statistics, Exercise Physiology, Nutrition

University of Houston 2006-2007

Graduate Student Mentor for the Rice-Houston Alliance for Graduate Education and the Professorate

University of Houston 2003-2007

Graduate Instructor

Courses taught: Spinning, Weight Training & Aerobic Fitness

Stratford High School 2002-2003

Teacher/Head Coach of Swimming and Water Polo Teams

Courses taught: Algebra I

Southlake Carroll High School 2001-2002

Head Coach of Swimming and Water Polo Teams

Austin College 2000-2001

Head Coach of Swimming/Kinesiology Instructor

Courses taught: Exercise Physiology, Biomechanics

Research Grants Submitted

The Effect of Currant Juice on Soreness and Inflammation in Response to Eccentric Muscle Damage. Submitted to UIW: Faculty Development Grant. Fall 2012. $3,000.00 (funded)

Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Training Program for Clinical Research on AIDS awarded as a T32 grant by the NIH. $200,000.00 (funded)

Does Norepinephrine Modulate the Human Dendritic Cell Production of Chemokines CCL 3, 4, and 5? Submitted to St. Mary’s University: Faculty Development Grant. Fall 2008. $3,000.00 (funded)

The Effect of Acupuncture on Exercise Performance and Post-Exercise Immunosuppression. Department of Health & Human Performance/College of Education Research Competition for Graduate Students Award. Spring 2007. $500.00 (funded)

Professional Affiliations

Phi Kappa Phi

American Association of Immunologist

International Society of Exercise and Immunology

Publications

Hutchison AT, Flieller EB, Dillon KJ, Leverett BD: Black currant nectar reduces muscles damage and inflammation following a bout of high-intensity eccentric contractions. J Diet Suppl: 2016, 13(1) pp 1-15.

Couturier J, Hutchison AT, Medina MA, Gingaras C, Urvil P, Yu X, Nguyen C, Mahale P, Lin L, Kozinetz CA, Schmitz JE, Kimata JT, Savidge TC, Lewis DE: HIV replication in conjunction with granzyme B production by CCR5þ memory CD4 T cells: Implications for bystander cell and tissue pathologies. Virology: 463-463 (2014) pp 175-188.

Medina MA, Couturier J, Feske ML, Mahne AE, Turner M, Yu X, Kozinetz CA, Orozco AF, Hutchison AT, Savidge TC, Rodgers JR, Lewis DE: Granzyme B- and Fas ligand-mediated cytotoxic function induced by mitogenic CD28 stimulation of human memory CD4+ T cells. J Leukoc Biol 2012; 91:1-13.

Hutchison AT, Schmitz JE, Miller CJ, Sastry KJ, Nehete PN, Major AM, Ansari AA, Tatevian N, Lewis DE. Increased inherent intestinal granzyme B expression may be associated with SIV pathogenesis in Asian non-human primates. J Med Primatol 2013, pp 1-13.

Hutchison AT, Garcia S, Huerta C. The Effect of Norepinephrine on Human Dendritic Cell Chemokine Production. Journal of Exercise Physiology: 13(1): pp 6-11. February 2010.

Hutchison AT, Stone A. Validity of Alternative Field System for Measuring Vertical Jump Height. Journal of Exercise Physiology: 12(3): pp 6-11. June 2009.

Hutchison AT, Lewis DE, Stohacker K, Carpenter KC, McFarlin BK. Four Weeks of Acupuncture Does Not Alter Natural Killer Cell Response to Exercise. Journal of Exercise Physiology: 11(5) pp 38-50. October 2008.

McFarlin BK, Hutchison AT, Kueht M. Knowledge of Carbohydrate Consumption Does Not Effect NK Cell Activity Post Exercise. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism: 33(5) pp 1007-12. September 2008.

McFarlin BK, Johnson CA, Tyler C, Hutchison AT, Kueht M, Reeves R, Foreyt JP. Plasma Biomarkers of Chronic Inflammation are Elevated in Overweight, Mexican-American Children. International Journal of Pediatric Obesity: 2(4) pp 235-241, November 2007.

Hutchison AT, Clarke MSF. An Isometric Strength Testing Device for Use with the Elderly: Validation Compared with Isokinetic Measures. Journal of Physical and Occupational Therapy in Geriatrics: 25(2) pp 1-12. October 2006.

Ongoing Research

The Effect of Currant Juice on Soreness and Inflammation in Response to Eccentric Muscle Damage.

Differences in hormonal appetite control related to different forms of aerobic, endurance exercise.

Pre-cooling as a strategy to improve performance in 5-km run times of a group of elite runners in hot, humid environmental conditions

Research Presentations

Hutchison AT. Young researcher panel at annual UIW research day. Spring 2013.

Hutchison AT, Schmitz JE, Miller CJ, Sastry KJ, Nehete PN, Major AM, Ansari AA, Tatevian N, Lewis DE. Increased inherent intestinal granzyme B expression may be associated with SIV pathogenesis in Asian non-human primates. Palm Springs HIV Symposium, California. March 2011. Oral Presentation

Hutchison AT. The Effects of Exercise on Immune Function in Elite Athletes. 36th Annual Symposium of Sports Medicine. UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, Texas. January 2009. Oral Presentation.

Hutchison AT, Lewis DE, Stohacker K, Carpenter KC, McFarlin BK. Four Weeks of Acupuncture Does Not Alter Natural Killer Cell Response to Exercise. 2008 ACSM National Conference. May 2008. Poster Presentation

Hutchison AT, Clarke MSF. An Isometric Strength Testing Device for use With the Elderly: Validation Compared with Isokinetic Measures. 4th Annual Rocky Mountain Bioinformatics Conference. December 2006. Poster presentation.

Hutchison AT, McFarlin BK. The Effect of Diet-Induced Obesity on TLR4 Expression in Adipose Tissue Macrophages and Blood Monocytes. 2006 SACNAS National Conference, October 2006. Oral presentation.

UIW Committee Participation

Chairman of the Institutional Biosafety Committee (Spring 2013)

Employee Wellness Committee (Spring 2013)

Search Committee for Assistant Professor of Chemistry (2012-2013)

Committee to Establish the Process of Application to the Jones Chair (Fall 2012)

A&P Curriculum Review Committee (2012-2013)

Service Within the Field

Reviewer for the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI) 2012-

Chairman of the UTHSC Post Doctoral Association Executive Committee 2010-2011

Reviewer for the Journal of Exercise Physiology (JEP) 2007-2011

Reviewer for the International Journal of Exercise Science (IJES) 2009

Reviewer for the UTHSC Post Doctoral Association Travel Award program 2010

Awards and Honors

Palm Springs HIV Symposium 2011

Minority Travel Award

Fellowship Award Rice-Houston Alliance for Graduate Education and the Professorate (AGEP)

MAES 32nd Annual Symposium and Career Fair 2006

1st Place, Graduate Student Poster Competition

The FASEB Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC) 2006

Minority Trainee Travel Award

Professional Affiliations

Phi Kappa Phi

American Association of Immunologist

International Society of Exercise and Immunology

Professional References

Dr. Carlos Garcia

Dean of the School of Mathematics, Science and Engineering

University of the Incarnate Word

4301 Broadway

San Antonio, Texas 78209

210-***-****

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Dr. Christy MacKinnon

Professor of Biology

School of Mathematics, Science and Engineering

University of the Incarnate Word

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Dr. Brian McBurnett

Professor of Inorganic Chemistry

School of Mathematics, Science and Engineering

University of the Incarnate Word

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