Michael W. Hance Phd,Cips,Eps,Hps,Rene Email & Phone Number

Charleston, South Carolina Metropolitan Area

Michael W. Hance is an ambitious client focused Broker Associate that serves the Charleston Tri-county area. Michael employs a methodical detail oriented approach to Real Estate transactions and utilizes acute negotiating skills to work for his buyers and sellers. He is eager to work with buyers looking for their dream home, regardless if it is a first home, an upgrade or an investment property, and sellers preparing to list their homes. Let’s Discover Your Piece of Charleston!Certifications and DesignationsReal Estate Negotiation ExpertSeniors Real Estate SpecialistBoards Charleston Trident Association of Realtors Global Chapter

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Michael W. Hance is an ambitious client focused Realtor that serves the Charleston Tri-county area. Michael employs a methodical detail oriented approach to Real Estate transactions and utilizes acute negotiating skills to work for his buyers and sellers. He is eager to work with buyers looking for their dream home, regardless if it is a first home, an upgrade or an investment property, and sellers preparing to list their homes. Let’s Discover Your Piece of Charleston!Certifications and DesignationsReal Estate Negotiation ExpertSeniors Real Estate Specialist

Charleston Sc

Michael served as radiochemistry support and monitoring of critical sectors including public works, natural resources, wastewater/hazmat, transportation/logistics, and defense. Qualified and annual verification in various analytical methodologies including -Carbon 14 (multiple techniques)-Iodine 131 (multiple matrices)-Tritium (multiple techniques)-Strontium 90-Radium 226 (multiple techniques and matrices)

Michael served as a member of the editorial board for The Journal of Cancer Sciences

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Michael's accomplishments during his postdoctoral training:-Awarded two competitive training grants2013-2014 American Cancer Society Postdoctoral Fellowship,124154-PF-13-024-0-CSM. Fellowship total $102,000 over two years2009-2011 NRSA Training Fellowship (T32), NIH/NCI 5T32CA119945-04. Fellowship total $86,000 over two years-Five publications (see below)-Three invited talks-14 posters at National meetings-AwardsNIDDK/NIH and SBUR Travel Award, Society of Basic Urologic Research 2014 Fall Symposium "Omics in Urologic Research-New Frontiers Driving Precision Medicine", Dallas, TX November 13-16, 2014Hollings Cancer Center Merit based Scholarship for the Fourth Annual Charleston Workshop on Light Microscopy for the Biosciences June 24-29, 2012-University Service2012-2013 Local Planning/Host Committee for the 2013 National Postdoctoral Association Annual meeting 2011 MUSC Ombudsman Search/Hiring Committee, MUSC Postdoctoral Association Representative2010-2013 Chair of Postdoctoral Advocacy, MUSC Postdoctoral Association2010-2015 Graduate Student Mentor

Graduate research assistant (08/01/2005-08/01/2009; Dept of Pathobiology; PI Howard Plummer )-Michael's responsibilities included working on several projects. He maintained the safety protocols, experimental protocols, MSDS binders, organization/inventory/storage of chemicals the laboratory and ordering. Graduate research assistant (05/01/2004-08/01/2005; Dept of CEM; PI SMLC Mendis-Handagama)-Michael's responsibilities included equipment/laboratory supplies ordering and maintenance lab animal colonies including planned breeding of transgenic mouse groups. Additionally, he served as a technical adviser and mentor for several animal science graduate students, two summer Center of Excellence summer veterinary students, and a Ronald McNair summer scholar student. Graduate teaching assistant (08/01/2002-05/01/2004; Dept of Microbiology)-Intro Biology (non-majors) Lab TA-Intro Cell Biology Lab TA-Advanced Microbiology Lab TA-Immunology class TA

Knoxville, Tennessee Area

Michael's responsibilities included day to day animal husbandry, observation, record keeping, environment design, planned breeding and public outreach via zoo talks for visitors/tours

Texas And Tennessee

The responsibilities of automated logistical specialists include supervision and management of stock record/warehouse functions pertaining to receipt, storage, distribution, and issue and maintains equipment records and parts. Michael received additional required training as a 14S (Air and Missile Defense) when relocating to Tennessee. The responsibilities of 14S include maintenance and operation of missile systems, proficient radio communication skills, and target engagement evaluation skills.Honorably Discharged in 2002

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

Dallas, Texas

Mesquite, Texas

Ph.D., Comparative And Experimental Medicine

Concentration in Cancer Biology with a strong emphasis in analytical statistics (previous experience with SAS, MatLab, JMP, SPSS.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Comparative And Experimental Medicine

Concentration in Reproductive physiology and developmental biology Thesis " Leydig stem cell differentiation in the prepubertal hamster.

Bachelor'S Of Science, Biochemistry, Cell, And Molecular Biology

Activities and Societies: The National Dean's List, Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society

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