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Cassidy Johnson is listed as Director at Rice University, based in Houston, Texas, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at hccs.edu, phone signal with area code 281, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Cassidy Johnson.
Cassidy Johnson previously worked as Faculty Lecturer at Rice University and Assistant Teaching Professor of BioSciences at Rice University. Cassidy Johnson holds Phd, Biochemistry & Cell Biology from Rice University.
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About Cassidy Johnson
I am a Texas Hill Country “native” and fell in love with the outdoors at a young age climbing the oak tree in my backyard and swimming in the Guadalupe River. My early passion for nature inspired me to pursue a career in biology so I could better understand and appreciate the world around me. I feel so fortunate as a professor to be able to share my love of biology with my students in the hopes that I can inspire their personal journey to understand our shared, natural world. I have been involved in many conservation efforts here in the Houston area and use my platform as an educator to connect urban residents to the local environment. I have helped kids, teenagers, and adults get involved in conservation action regarding the restoration of local prairie ecosystems and the protection of the endangered Houston toad.I enjoy traveling and outdoor adventure and have tried a little bit of everything including skydiving, scuba, multi-day bike rides, kayaking, half marathons, and (my current favorite) hiking 14ers in Colorado! I also love art and enjoy painting when I’m not outside or in a classroom.
Listed skills include Biology, Teaching, Public Speaking, Research, and 17 others.
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Faculty Lecturer
Director
Assistant Teaching Professor Of Biosciences
Faculty Lecturer
I designed and currently teach the undergraduate course, EBIO 324: Conservation Biology Lab, where students participate in an authentic, conservation biology project in Houston's urban core. The focus of the class is to develop a plan to reconstruct a coastal tallgrass prairie on campus. Students must design and carry out a biodiversity analysis of nearby, rebuilt pocket prairies, as well as the target area on campus. Using the data collected, students research and design the campus plot. The students are also charged with creating communication pieces about the prairie and ultimately present their work to Rice's Arboretum Committee.
Faculty Lecturer Rice University'S Mls Program
I designed and teach a Conserving Biodiversity for the Master of Liberal Studies program at Rice University.
Professor Of Biology
I love teaching because I get to do two of my favorite things: talk about the amazing world we live in from a scientific standpoint and help members of the Houston community find their own passion in life. At Houston Community College I principally teach Biology I and II, Microbiology and all of their associated lab courses. To help my students save money on their education, I have transitioned all of my textbooks and classroom materials to OER. I am also becoming well-versed with online teaching tools and techniques to become a more versatile and effective educator.
Adjunct Professor
Urban Harvest After School Garden Educator
I helped to facilitate the planting of an vegetable garden with a team of first and second grade students at Whittier Elementary school in Houston, Texas.
Houston Toad Conservation Program Specialist
I was responsible for coordinating the husbandry, breeding and release efforts for the Houston Zoo's in situ toad conservation program. As a result of my efforts in 2014, ~165,000 Houston eggs were released back into the wild. This is the most eggs ever released by an AZA-accredited facility for conservation purposes. I was additionally responsible for helping to design and implement various research projects that involved the captive assurance colony with local, academic institutions. Some of these projects include the study of disease and disease management, captive acclimation, and nutrition.
Lecturer
I served as an instructor for the class Freshman Seminar in Local Biology Research. The purpose of this course was to help students learn how to properly dissect a scientific publication. They were additionally exposed to the nuances of research by visiting various laboratories at Rice and the Texas Medical Center.
Graduate Researcher
My graduate work examined an intracellular signaling pathway downstream the metabotropic glutamate receptor in the presynaptic motor neuron in Drosophila melanogaster. This pathway has been proposed to be involved in autism.
Teaching Assistant
Provided instructional and grading support for professors teaching cellular biology and endocrinology lecture courses.
Teaching Assistant
Provided instruction for a variety of undergraduate laboratory class modules including biology, microbiology, environmental science, and genetics. I additionally provided instructional assistance and tutoring for freshman astronomy.
Graduate Researcher
My graduate work examined the effects of varying levels of gravity on the phagocytosis of human monocyte cells. We found that the phagocytic ability of cells exposed to either "microgravity" (simulated using free-fall conditions) and hypergravity was significantly altered after 48 hours of exposure; however, after longer exposure the phagocytic levels returned to normal. We suspect that cytoskeletal modifications are involved.
Migratory Bird Radar Survey Project Research Assistant
The Kennedy Ranch was selected as location for a future, south Texas wind farm; however, this region is also a major fly-way for migratory birds. Using radar technology and audio recorders, we attempted to map the high use regions of the ranch to aid in the appropriate placement of the wind turbines.
Cassidy Johnson education
Phd, Biochemistry & Cell Biology
M.S., Biology
B.S., Biology/ Minor Chemistry
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Cassidy Johnson works for Rice University.
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Cassidy Johnson is listed as Director at Rice University.
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Cassidy Johnson is based in Houston, Texas, United States while working with Rice University.
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Cassidy Johnson has worked for Rice University, Houston Community College, Urbanharvest, Houston Zoo, and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.
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Cassidy Johnson holds Phd, Biochemistry & Cell Biology from Rice University.
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Cassidy Johnson is listed with skills including Biology, Teaching, Public Speaking, Research, Environmental Science, Science, Molecular Biology, and Cell Biology.
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