Jennifer M. Siverling

    404 Crosley Tower                                       Phone: 513 556-9304

Cincinnati, OH 45221-0172                        E-mail: siverlj@email.uc.edu

Education           

                                   University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

                                    Ph.D in Analytical Chemistry

                                    Expected Graduation Date: June 2011

                                    Cumulative G.P.A. 3.7

                                    Ohio University, Athens, OH

                                    B.S. in Chemistry with a minor in biology

                                    Graduation Date: June 2006

                                    Cumulative G.P.A 3.0

                                    Relevant Coursework (Graduate):

                                    Chemical Separations                          Analytical Spectroscopy

                                    Biochemistry                                         Chemical Sensors

                                    Organic Spectroscopy                         Electroanalytical Chemistry

Relevant Coursework (Undergraduate):

General Chemistry I, II, III                       Biology I, II, III

Organic Chemistry I, II, III                      Human Physiology I, II

Organic Chemistry Lab I, II                     Physics I, II, III

Analytical Chemistry                               Physical Chemistry

Instrumental analysis                              Vertebrate Anatomy

Calculus I, II                                              Biochemistry I, II, III

Instrumental Experience

• Agilent 7500ce Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS)
• Agilent 1100 High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) Apparatus
• Agilent 1200 Capillary High Performance Liquid Chromatography (Cap-HPLC) Apparatus
• CEM Explorer Digestion Microwave

Presentations/Publications

5/2007: Central Regional Meeting of the American Chemical

               Society (CERMACS) Poster Presentation,

               Covington, KY

                                    Cerebrospinal Fluid as a Possible Biomarker for Disease

                                               5/2006: 5^th Annual Student Research Fair Poster Presentation,

 Athens, OH

                                    Diagnostic System for Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) Stress

Employment Experience  

9/2006-Present: Teacher Assistant (TA)

Work in an undergraduate general chemistry laboratory as the instructor

9/2005-6/2006: Undergraduate Research    

Worked in a biochemistry lab at Ohio University. Research included the synthesis, methodology, and mechanism of biologically active products.

9/2004- 6/2006: Gen. Chemistry Learning Community Peer

                               Leader

                                                Taught and reviewed material covered during that week. Aid and demonstrate to students on approach to problem solving.

3/2005-6/2006 Volunteer: South Eastern Ohio Science Fair

Aided the children in setting up their science projects. Helped clarify any  last minute science questions.                 

                                                5/2005-6/2006 Volunteer: Women in Science Day

                                                Helped speakers set up their presentations. Took  school children from

                                                speaker to speaker. Following presentations discussed the speaker's

                                                career, and education required to obtain the career. Helped to evaluate

                                                possible career paths.        

Organizations         

·        American Chemical Society

·        Chemistry Graduate Student Association

·        Alpha Chi Sigma (Chemistry Fraternity)

Shadowing Experience

6/2004- Dr. Daryl Grace D.O

My experience in shadowing Dr. Grace was education. I was able to gain clinical experience in internal medicine. I saw patients along side her, took blood pressure and aided in the lab.

                                                7/2004- Dr. David Bryne M.D.

In shadowing Dr. Bryne I was able to gain knowledge in the field of pediatrics. Among many things I learned how to interview children to find out what is bothering them, and to look for bruises/behavior indicating child abuse.

References                Available upon request