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CURRICULUM VITAE February, **, ****
Deborah A. Dube’,B.A, M.A
________________________________________________________________________ *****@***********.***
URL www.debbiedube.com elder care
Present: Caregiver 24/7 for a 98 yr. old woman with late stage dementia
Duties include: medical support, nutritionist, physical therapy, decisions concerning
Health needs, caring, and treating her dementia. I also do the housekeeping, maintenance
of said house, and overseeing scheduling part-time employees.2009- present
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Visiting Biology Instructor, Westminster College Adjunct College Instructor, Moberly Area Community College
Biology, Conservation Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Zoology
Previous:
2005-2006, Science teacher, Mexico high school
10th grade biology, 9th grade physical science
PRESENT ADDRESS:
1011 Danforth Drive
Columbia, MO 65201
PERSONAL DATA:
Date of Birth January 29th
Place of Birth: Evergreen Park, IL
Social Security #: ***-**-****
Optional Information:
EDUCATION:
Degree/Training Conferring Institution Field Year
A.A.S. (Honors) Governor's State University Dental Hygiene 1972
B.A. University of Missouri-Columbia Biology 1996
M.A, Ed, M.S. University of Missouri-Columbia Science Ed. & microbiology 2004
PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
1972-1992 Practiced full-time as a registered Dental Hygienist
1992-1996 Practiced 30 hours/week as a registered Dental Hygienist
1992-1994 Full-time student majoring in Biology - St. Louis University
1994-1996 Full-time student majoring in Biology - University of Mo.
Columbia
1996 Full-time student majoring in Animal Science - University of
Missouri - Columbia
1996 Part-time student worker in the Dept. of Small Animal Surgery -
Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine.
1997-1999 Full-time student majoring in Veterinary Medicine - Ross
University
1999-2002 Full-time Sr. Research Laboratory Technician - Microbiology.
University of Missouri, Dept. of Veterinary Pathobiology (RADIL).
2001-2002 Substitute Teacher- Columbia Public Schools
2002 –2004 Graduate Student in College of Education –Teaching Assistant
Biological Sciences
2004-2005 Instructor – Dept. of Biology Columbia College and Dept. of
Education Adjunct Instructor ( time) – Columbia College,
BIOL. 312, Microbiology, BIOL. 312 L Microbiology Labs,
Immunology for allied health professionals, and EDU.
Health course for teachers. I developed, taught, and
mentored a microbiology and immunology course for
nursing students in spring 2005 at Lake Ozark
Columbia College campus.
2005-2006 High school Science teacher- Biology and Physical science
2005-2007 Adjunct Instructor, Biology and Conservation Biology part-
time Moberly Area Community College.
2007-2008 Visiting Biology Instructor, Westminster College, Fulton MO.
Teaching, Biology, Anatomy, Conservation Biology
PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE:
State I.D. Number
Missouri 002796 Dental Hygienist
Missouri Pharmacy Technician
Missouri Substitute teaching certificate
Missouri Teaching certificate 0353160
AWARDS AND HONORS:
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Who’s Who of American College Women
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICES:
American Association of Dental Hygienists, 1972-1992
Floor Council Member, St. Louis University, 1993-1994
Student Member AVMA 1997-1998
Volunteer teaching assistant of summer Gateway Students in the Dept. of
Veterinary Anatomy, 1999
Developed curriculum, two courses, Microbiology for nurses, and Conservation
Biology
Missouri Science Teachers Association 2001
Science Olympiad –and Stream Team, Southwestern Bell Science Education Center volunteer 2002,2003
NSTA 2003,2004
MSTA – 2005 to present
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:
1.Effect of luteinizing hormone on the morphology of the testicle in the King snake. Dr. R. Aldrich. St. Louis University, 1992-1993. Undergraduate assistant.
Purification of GST fusion proteins of the glycogen-deficient glc mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Dr. J. Cannon. University of Missouri, Dept. of Microbiology/Immunology, 1994. Full-time Research Assistant.
2.Swine dysentery project. Dr. L. Olson. University of Missouri, Dept. of Veterinary Pathology, 1995. Student Assistant.
3.Effects of socialization and early training on 4 day old foals on adult behavior. Dr. W. Loch. University of Missouri, Dept. of Animal Science. 1996. Undergraduate Research Assistant.
4.Study of 3-Methyl Indole-induced Toxicosis of Horses. Dr. M. Miller. University of Missouri, 2000
Dept. of Veterinary Pathobiology. 1999-2000. Sr. Research Laboratory Technician
5.Dept. of Reproductive Physiology, ASRC 162 independent research Cloning the domestic pig (Sus scrufa) via nuclear transfer procedures. Researched, developed, and designed my own research project: “Characterizing telomerase activity in the developing Porcine oocyte and maturing embryo”.
6.Study with S. Cerevisiae in the study of proteins responsible for growth and tumor activity of the RAS oncogene family, plasmid transfers and protein fractionation. University of Missouri School of Medicine, Medical Molecular Microbiology and Immunology,John Cannon PhD, Principle investigator.
MASTER’S THESIS: Problem-based learning in the science disciplines
PUBLICATION:
Steffen EK, Albers CM, Wylde CE, and Dube' DA. Streamlined techniques for the routine isolation and identification of pathogenic bacteria of rodents and rabbits. 50th Annual
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