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| Educational History |
| Education Stony Brook University (SUNY) Non matriculated Engineering Science courses, 2000-2001 BS in Biochemistry, May 2000 Related Courses Materials Science I Biomaterials Thermodynamics Mechanical Properties of Materials Materials Engineering Polymers C Programming for Engineers MaterialsProcessing/Manufacturing Awards Presidential Fellows Award 2001-2002 WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) Program Member 1996-2000 RAIRE Summer Undergraduate Fellowship 1999 Anne Sayre Award 1998 URECA Summer Undergraduate Fellowship 1998 Extra Cirricular Activities Volunteer- SouthSide Hospital, Nursing Dept. Quality Assurance Teaching Experiences Teaching Assistant- Fall 2001 (SBU) Cirriculum Design and Development: BME 212 Undergraduate Laboratory Course Teaching Assistant- Spring 2002 (SBU) BME 304: Genetic Engineering Instructor- Spring 2002 WSE 347: Undergraduate Research Session Assistant Instructor- 2000- present Community School |
| Christa McAuliffe- Teacher, Astronaut aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger |
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| Christa McAuliffe was a pioneer in so many ways. She was a teacher who always found new and exciting ways to reach out to her students. When offered the chance to go to space aboard the Challenger, she was ready. Christa McAuliffe was an educator, an explorer, and a strong female figure. For me, she will always be as Shakespeare said, "...the observed of all observers". |
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