Dorothy Graves, Phd Email & Phone Number

United States

Miami, Florida, United States

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Executive leader of research administration and operations. Leads an administrative team dedicated to advancing cancer research through alignment with the National Cancer Institute's expectations for an NCI designated cancer center. Ensures compliance with the NCI's evolving guidelines and advises institutional leaders on infrastructure and program development and evaluation. Oversees programmatic development and maintenance, strategic planning with internal and external stakeholders, budget development, return on investment, faculty recruitment, communications, research portolio, facilities, data reporting systems and system development.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Administrator, project manager and coordinator for a variety of Cancer Institute activities with a special emphasis on clinical research infrastructure development, maintenance of standards set forth by the National Cancer Institute for designated cancer centers and administration of the Arkansas Breast Cancer Research Program.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Host of a monthly, 30 minute, live, call-in radio show and podcast on NPR-affiliate KUAR FM89.1. Topics are wide-ranging and include physical, biological and social sciences with discussion from a variety of angles including research, current practices, history, communications, business/marketing and education. Examples include: astrophysics, the science of music, farmers markets, the science of historical preservation, autism and cyber security. Science Cafe airs the 4th Tuesday of every month, except July, August and December. This radio broadcast precedes the Science Cafe community event that follows from 7 pm - 9 pm at Hibernia Irish Tavern. The podcast can be found at https://www.ualrpublicradio.org/programs/science-cafe. Science Cafe has been on hiatus since March 2020 due to COVID-19.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Science Cafe is a monthly community forum designed to facilitate conversation between members of the public and experts on a scientific topic. It is held the 4th Tuesday of every month with the exception of July, August and December. Topics are wide-ranging and include physical, biological and social sciences with discussion from a variety of angles including research, current practices, history, communications, business/marketing and education. Examples include: astrophysics, the science of music, farmers markets, the science of historical preservation, autism and cyber security. The accompanying live call-in radio show can be found on KUAR FM 89.1 at https://www.ualrpublicradio.org/programs/science-cafe. Science Cafe has been on hiatus since March 2020 due to COVID-19.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Facilitated scholarly productivity for Hematology and Oncology faculty and fellows. Responsible for Division reporting of faculty and fellow activity and metrics. Mentored and facilitated the submission of grants, protocols, manuscripts and presentations. Drafted and edited content as needed. Sourced funding opportunities for faculty and fellows and advised on institutional and federal guidelines.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Collaborated with Hematology and Oncology faculty on various research and clinical projects. Administered cancer survivorship program and education. Administered annual research and clinical conferences, partnering with external stakeholders when appropriate. Served as project manager for digital health initiatives. Sourced funding opportunities for research and conference activity. Facilitated promotion and tenure of faculty. Assisted faculty and fellows with all scholarly activites. Reported on these activities and documented activities as needed.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Assisted Hematology and Oncology faculty and fellows with academic, clinical and educational projects. Reported on these projects and was responsible for project documentation. Assisted with curriculum development of the Hematology and Oncology ACGME-accredited fellowship program. Assisted with writing and editing of grants, protocols, manuscripts and presentations.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Dance instructor and choreographer for a young classical musicians conservatory. Provided education in dance fundamentals of ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary and musical theatre, elements of choreography, dance terminology and historical dance forms. The Chotard Institute of Music trained aspiring young classical singers to enter college as skilled musicians. The Institute provided a comprehensive curriculum including private piano and voice lessons, English, Italian, German and French language instruction, repertoire coaching, solfege/rhythmic development, music theory, rhythmic jazz improvisation, listening to music, musical style and performance, dance for singers, improvisation for the theatre and seminars. Students also benefitted from performance opportunities and career counseling.

Professional talent in acting, singing, dancing and voiceovers from an early age. Work included live dance, theatrical and vocal performances, television commercials, films, print ad and internet campaigns and studio voiceover work. Employment from local and national companies varied from freelance/part-time to full-time depending on the project and length of engagement.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Medical Editor of an upstart weekly medical newspaper published by an established statewide newspaper, Arkansas Times Publisher. Authored cover stories, legislative stories, briefs and other features. Summarized malpractice filings.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Award winning radio broadcast news anchor and reporter for NPR-affiliate station KUAR FM89.1 in Little Rock, AR. Served as legislative correspondent for both KUAR and KUAF 91.3 NPR-affiliate in Fayetteville, AR when the Arkansas State Legislature was in session. Professional awards were received from the Arkansas Associated Press and Society for Professional Journalists. Produced national stories for NPR and Marketplace. Regularly appeared on the Arkansas Educational Television Network as a journalist leading discussion on the week’s news (Arkansas Week) or as a panel journalist for political forums such as "Ask the Governor" and Congressional candidate debates. Mentored pre-law students during legislative sessions and provided journalism training to students of all ages. Engaged in fundraising events and annual campaigns in a variety of roles.

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Taught in the Biology (Microbiology), Education (Health and Safety for Early Childhood Education) and Theatre Arts departments (Dance courses).

Prosci Change Management Certification

Leadership Institute

Crs, Clinical Research Specialist

Fellowship, Mass Media Science And Engineering

Phd, Microbiology And Immunology

Bs, Biology