Beth Reichard, Phd Email & Phone Number

Columbus, OH, US

Columbus, Ohio, United States

• Provide direct editing support for manuscript and grant proposal development of trainees and faculty at Abigail Wexner Research Institute/Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
• Develop, coordinate, and facilitate writing training initiatives, including writing groups, workshops, seminars, office hours, and summer programming.

-Develop drafts of publications (e.g., abstracts, manuscripts, PowerPoint summaries) using clinical trial data with direction from pharmaceutical clients and authors; incorporate author, reviewer, and client revisions-Conduct quality checks of publications (e.g., verifying data and sources); proofreading and editing-Collaborate with other medical writers.

• Researched, developed, edited, and presented lecture and laboratory content for introductory and upper-level biology courses on animal physiology, human physiology, evolution, and ecology.o Courses featured case.
• Trained and supervised 2 undergraduate students through independent research projects in avian immunology, including instruction in grant writing.
• Awarded Omicron Delta Kappa Excellence… Show more
• Awarded Omicron Delta Kappa Excellence in Teaching.
• Wrote and submitted 3 manuscripts for publication as lead author. Show less

• Researched, developed, edited, and presented lectures and laboratories for introductory biology and animal physiology courses.
• Collaborated with other instructors to implement a scaffolded introductory biology course on writing scientific research articles, research design, and data analysis.
• Trained and supervised 15 undergraduate students through independent research projects in animal physiology, including instruction in grant writing.
• Wrote and submitted 2 manuscripts for… Show more
• Wrote and submitted 2 manuscripts for publication as lead author. Show less

Delaware, OH

• Organisms and their Environment BIOL122, Fall 2015 (10 students)
• Wrote and presented all lectures, held two office hours/week, organized weekly lab exercisesIntroduction to Cell Biology BIOL120 (Lab Course), Spring 2016 (31 students)
• Prepared intro lecture for each lab exercise, graded homework and lab reports

For my dissertation, I studied inter and intra annual variation in investment patterns in survival (specifically immune function) and reproduction in a reproductively flexible species, the red crossbill (Loxia curvirostra) in both wild and captive populations. My dissertation committee includes Drs Tom Hahn (advisor), John Wingfield, and Kirk.

Introduction to Biology: The Diversity of Life (BIS2C) (Fall 2010; Winter 2011, Fall 2014, Winter 2015). Independently led two laboratory sections of 24 students each. Prepared lessons, led discussions, and graded homework assignments.Animal Behavior (NPB 102; Winter 2010). Held office hours where I answered student questions about the material. Graded.

Ketterson Lab

Project Title: Testosterone mediated traits across divergent species of the Dark-eyed Junco.Field technician in Black Hills, SD; May-August 2009-Gained experience finding nests, tracking pairs, blood sampling and GnRH injections, and with behavioral observations in the field.Project Title: Colonization of a novel environment may influence innate immunity.

Biology of Birds (L376): Assisted Associate Instructor in laboratory instruction, leading and organizing field trips, holding office hours, and grading homework and exams for 20 undergraduate students.

Simmons Lab

Project title: Using a Phenoloxidase assay as an indicator of overall immune function in individual crickets (Teleogryllus oceanicus).-Gained experience with Phenoloxidase assay, handling and hemolymph sampling of crickets.

Mountain Lake Biological Station, VA

Project title: Correlated behavioral traits: An investigation of the behavioral syndrome in dark-eyed juncos (Junco hyemalis). - Gained experience mist netting, finding nests, tracking breeding pairs, behavioral observations, and blood sampling.

Gary, Indiana

Mist netted migratory birds at the Dunes National Lake Shore in Gary, Indiana and utilized a 5 year dataset on the population dynamics of the white-throated sparrow.-Gained experience mist netting, handling and processing birds, managing and analyzing large data sets.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Animal Physiology, Ecology, Immunology

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Biology, General

Activities and Societies: Alpha Chi Sigma, Indiana University Science Technology and Research Scholar (STARS program), Honors College.

Biology, General

Study Abroad Program (February-July 2008)