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Relevant courses taken include: Ichthyology, Marine and Estuarine Biology, Microbiology, Evolutionary Biology, Ecology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, Geographic Informations SystemsExperience
Zambia Department of Fisheries/United States Peace Corps- Serenje, Zambia
June 2007 to August 2009
Rural Aquaculture Promotion Extension Agent in rural Zambia
Duties included teaching rural farmers how to construct and maintain small scale fish ponds as well as teaching business skills
United States Department of Agriculture – Agriculture Research Service- Aquatic Animal Health Research Laboratory- Chestertown, MD
September 2004 to May 2007
Biological Laboratory Technician
Duties include daily water quality testing. Feeding and medicating fish as well as assisting in laboratory practices while practicing aseptic techniques. Cleaning laboratory and fish tanks.
Echo Hill Outdoor School—Worton, MD
August 2006 to May 2007
Teacher/Staff Naturalist
Duties included teaching students (primarily 5th-9th grade) about the local environment with a focus on the Chesapeake Bay and the impact of their personal decisions
Washington College—Summer Internship: Acoustic Seabed Classification; Study on Salmonella in Oysters and Mussels—Chestertown, MD
May 2005 to August 2005
Temporary Position. Summer Intern.
Duties included calibration and testing of an acoustic seabed classification system. Used bottom sampler to obtain samples of seabed from aboard workboat. Collected oysters and mussels using a dredge from a workboat and tested them for Salmonella in Microbiology Laboratory. Used Arc-GIS Software to produce maps showing locations of oysters in the Chester River
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Evans, J.J., Pasnik, D.J., Horley, P.J., Kraeer, K., Klesius, P.H. 2008. Aggression and mortality among Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) maintained in the laboratory at different densities. Research Journal of Animal Sciences. 2(2):57-64.