Janebeth Smith Email & Phone Number

Sandwich, Massachusettes

Science Department chair grades 7-12 and Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Instructor for Introduction to Engineering Design(IED) and Principles of Biosciences (PBS).

Newbury, Vermont

Fresh farm raised BROILER CHICKENS and Thanksgiving TURKEYS available in Newbury Vermont call today 856-673-8881.

Newbury, Vermont

Poultry Farm we sell:Poults (baby birds)-Day old to a week old heritage turkeysPasture Ready Heritage turkeys which are three to four week old Adult heritage turkeys for breeding as well as meat birds. Our fresh Thanksgiving Heritage Breed Turkeys are raised by free-ranging on green pasture. Our Birds are processed on the farm ranging between 7-18 pounds per bird. We have frozen Heritage Breed Turkey and whole chicken at varies time during the year. We have chicken eggs from our… Show more Poultry Farm we sell:Poults (baby birds)-Day old to a week old heritage turkeysPasture Ready Heritage turkeys which are three to four week old Adult heritage turkeys for breeding as well as meat birds. Our fresh Thanksgiving Heritage Breed Turkeys are raised by free-ranging on green pasture. Our Birds are processed on the farm ranging between 7-18 pounds per bird. We have frozen Heritage Breed Turkey and whole chicken at varies time during the year. We have chicken eggs from our free-ranging birds throughout the year. Show less

4717 Main Street, Newbury, Vt 05051

Director of a non-profit licensed level III residential care home for elders. As the executive director my goal is to create and sustain a healthy, effective organization by collaborating to build a robust non-profit sector in the community of Newbury.

Portsmouth, Nh

QUALITY CONTROL PRODUCT SPECIALIST: Responsibilities includes: Oversight of the QC deliverables for the release of product and drug product batches, Tracking the completion of all the testing associated with the batch, Monitoring completion of testing with contract laboratories, reviewing test results from contract laboratories, Ensuring any memos, quality documents, etc. that are assigned to QC personnel and are required for batch release are completed on time. Compilation and progression of… Show more QUALITY CONTROL PRODUCT SPECIALIST: Responsibilities includes: Oversight of the QC deliverables for the release of product and drug product batches, Tracking the completion of all the testing associated with the batch, Monitoring completion of testing with contract laboratories, reviewing test results from contract laboratories, Ensuring any memos, quality documents, etc. that are assigned to QC personnel and are required for batch release are completed on time. Compilation and progression of all data and testing reports for all analyses listed on the product specification and working collaboratively with QC management, Quality Assurance and Lot Release teams. Lonza, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. June 2015- November 2015. Show less

Bradford, Vermont

EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT TEACHER:High school teacher courses taught include Education and Human Development levels I and II. This career and technical program prepares students to apply academic technical knowledge into a post-secondary education based upon completion of comprehensive career planning activities, a rigorous and coherent sequence of related course work aligned with national and state skill standards and rich work-based learning experiences. River Bend Career and… Show more EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT TEACHER:High school teacher courses taught include Education and Human Development levels I and II. This career and technical program prepares students to apply academic technical knowledge into a post-secondary education based upon completion of comprehensive career planning activities, a rigorous and coherent sequence of related course work aligned with national and state skill standards and rich work-based learning experiences. River Bend Career and Technical Center, Bradford, Vermont. August 2012- June 2015. Show less

Dartmouth College

RESEARCH TECHNOLOGIST: Perform all technical aspects of the lab work including DNA extraction, multiplex PCR, and execution of the Illumina GoldenGate genotype assay. Perform data analysis and client report generation using proprietary software. Reports include interpretations and recommendations specific to each individual project. Develop proprietary data analysis software. Assessing and maintaining quality control on a continuing basis. DartMouse Speed Congenic Core Facility, Dartmouth… Show more RESEARCH TECHNOLOGIST: Perform all technical aspects of the lab work including DNA extraction, multiplex PCR, and execution of the Illumina GoldenGate genotype assay. Perform data analysis and client report generation using proprietary software. Reports include interpretations and recommendations specific to each individual project. Develop proprietary data analysis software. Assessing and maintaining quality control on a continuing basis. DartMouse Speed Congenic Core Facility, Dartmouth Medical School, Departments of Microbiology and of Immunology, Hanover, New Hampshire. June 2011 to August 2012 Show less

Vermont And New Hampshire

• Middle school science teacher courses taught include Life Science, Physical Science and Reading. Barre Town Middle and Elementary School, Barre, Vermont. August 2006-February 2011. • High and middle school science teacher courses taught include Physics, Physical Science, Natural Resources, Earth Science and Life Science. Lisbon Regional School, Lisbon, New Hampshire. August 2005-2006. • High school science teacher courses taught include Accelerated Biology, Standard Biology… Show more • Middle school science teacher courses taught include Life Science, Physical Science and Reading. Barre Town Middle and Elementary School, Barre, Vermont. August 2006-February 2011. • High and middle school science teacher courses taught include Physics, Physical Science, Natural Resources, Earth Science and Life Science. Lisbon Regional School, Lisbon, New Hampshire. August 2005-2006. • High school science teacher courses taught include Accelerated Biology, Standard Biology, Accelerated Chemistry, and Standard Biology. St. Johnsbury Academy, St. Johnsbury, Vermont. August 2003-2005. • High school science teacher courses taught include Physics, Physical Science, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Biology, General Science, Science Technology, Biotechnology and Virtual Psychology. Blue Mountain Union, Wells River, Vermont. January 2000-June 2003.• Science teacher for seventh and eighth grade students at Hartford Memorial Middle School. Vermont certification in Science grades 7- 12. Courses taught include general science, seventh grade reading course, and an Internet course. FAST teacher certified. Committee chairing include Sunshine and Technology committees. White River Junction, Vermont. August 1994 to June 1997. Show less

New Hampshire And Maine

Project Manager for Assay Specialties responsible for managing the products from research into development followed by scaling up into manufacturing. Corning Incorporated. Maine June 1999-Janurary 2000. Development work focused on both validation of 384 well PCR polypropylene plates, and High Density Arrays using poly-lysine ,and strep-avidin chemistries. Corning, Incorporated. New Hampshire. May 1998-August 1998.

Pease Campus New Hampshire

ADJUNCT FACULTY: Taught biotechnology courses in manufacturing at New Hampshire Community Technical College at the Pease Campus. Fall 1998 and Summer 1999.

Hanover, New Hampshire

ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST: Liaison between the medical school and department of biology, worked to develop a bio-marker to investigate biomagnification of heavy metal contamination in water sheds. Daphnia were used as an animal model to investigate heat shock protein expression when exposed to different heavy metal concentrations. Responsibilities included: molecular biology techniques, acrylamide gels, RT-PCR, two dimensional gels, clean room techniques along with data analysis. Dartmouth… Show more ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST: Liaison between the medical school and department of biology, worked to develop a bio-marker to investigate biomagnification of heavy metal contamination in water sheds. Daphnia were used as an animal model to investigate heat shock protein expression when exposed to different heavy metal concentrations. Responsibilities included: molecular biology techniques, acrylamide gels, RT-PCR, two dimensional gels, clean room techniques along with data analysis. Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. November 1996 to August 1997. Show less

Cambridge, Massachusetts

ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST: Member of immunoregulation laboratory project focused on the identification of proteins regulating the immune responses and cloning the genes for these proteins. Studied several factors made by T- cells that suppressed both T and B cell responses to antigens. Specific responsibilities included cell culture techniques, ELISA, ADCC assays, stem cell progenitor assays, proliferation assays, FACS analysis, maintaining primary immune response cultures, establishing and… Show more ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST: Member of immunoregulation laboratory project focused on the identification of proteins regulating the immune responses and cloning the genes for these proteins. Studied several factors made by T- cells that suppressed both T and B cell responses to antigens. Specific responsibilities included cell culture techniques, ELISA, ADCC assays, stem cell progenitor assays, proliferation assays, FACS analysis, maintaining primary immune response cultures, establishing and maintaining hybridoma cell lines and T-cell clones. Genetics Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts. May 1990-August 1992. Show less

Boston, Massachusetts

RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III: Research focused on production of monoclonal antibodies to develop a therapeutic cancer treatment. Specific responsibilities included: immunization and ascites production in animals, prepared cell banks, cell line characterization, sub-cloned cells, all aspects of phenotyping, ELISA, western blots, electrophoresis, gel column purification, techniques for the characterization and purification of antibodies. Computer skills were used to tabulate the data of ongoing… Show more RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III: Research focused on production of monoclonal antibodies to develop a therapeutic cancer treatment. Specific responsibilities included: immunization and ascites production in animals, prepared cell banks, cell line characterization, sub-cloned cells, all aspects of phenotyping, ELISA, western blots, electrophoresis, gel column purification, techniques for the characterization and purification of antibodies. Computer skills were used to tabulate the data of ongoing clinical trials and to write SOP's for the transfer of cells from research into production. Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts. September 1989 to May 1990. Show less

Billerica, Massachusetts

ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST: Position demanded proficiency in the iodination and subsequent purification of proteins and steroids by HPLC, gel exclusion chromatography, ion exchange chromatography, and TLC. Other duties included large scale production of buffers and standard solutions and antibody solutions. Cambridge Medical Technology, Billerica, Massachusetts. August 1988 to September 1989.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I: Research focused on the development of a wildlife oral vaccine for both rabies and population control. Specific responsibilities included cell culture techniques, virus isolation, ELISA procedures, collection and processing tissue samples from wild and captive animals, determining attractants for wildlife through behavior testing. Computer skills were needed for tabulation, correlation and analysis of data. Project culminated in the production of a Discover episode for… Show more RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I: Research focused on the development of a wildlife oral vaccine for both rabies and population control. Specific responsibilities included cell culture techniques, virus isolation, ELISA procedures, collection and processing tissue samples from wild and captive animals, determining attractants for wildlife through behavior testing. Computer skills were needed for tabulation, correlation and analysis of data. Project culminated in the production of a Discover episode for Public Broadcasting Service centered on current research in the rabies field. Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. August 1986 to August 1988. Show less

M.S., Biochemistry

University of New Hampshire at Durham. Master's of Science degree in Biochemistry, December 2001

Master 'S Of Education Degree In Biology, Education Of Biology

University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Master 's of Education degree in Biology, February 1994.

Animal Science

Arkansas State University. Twenty-four graduate credits directed towards a Master of Science degree in Animal Science, August 1985

Bachelor Of Science, Animal Science

Activities and Societies: Lacrosse Team four years. University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science.