Madison Tekippe Email & Phone Number

Charles City, Iowa, United States

Charles City, Iowa, United States

- Conduct a wide variety of methods and procedures for API release and stability study in all stages of testing- Independently troubleshoot instruments and determine the validity of system suitability- Maintain accurate records of testing in laboratory notebooks and analytical records, adhering to cGMP guidelines- Analyze collected data with great attention to detail and report results - Maintain a safe, clean, and functional workspace- Proficient use of the LIMS system for reagents, reference standards, and column usage- Manage my time each day in order to complete testing in a timely manner- Thoroughly review the work of other analysts as well as my own work- Actively participate in creating a welcoming and productive work environment

Waverly, Iowa, United States

• Host biweekly sessions and office hours for students enrolled in BI 317: Human Anatomy and 318: Human Physiology• Create study materials designed to reinforce course content and equip learners for evaluations• Prepare students for success in high-level biology courses through demonstrating effective study skills followed by guided and independent practice• Facilitate collaborative learning among students• Differentiate instruction based on learner needs or goals while communicating regularly with faculty to correlate trends in supplemental instruction with lecture

Waverly, Iowa, United States

• Resource for students to inquire about homework assignments and challenging topics • Provide alternative explanations for conceptual understanding• Guide students through the scientific writing process, including all stages of report development

• Ensure a safe learning environment; maintain lab spaces by calibrating equipment, cleaning/sanitizing surfaces and instruments, and disposing of hazardous chemicals• Maximize productivity for students and faculty by preparing materials and chemicals prior to experimentation • Perform experimental procedures demonstrating correct lab technique featured in tutorial videos• Collaborate with the BCES lab coordinator to develop and annually complete standard inventory procedures for over 1,000 chemicals and substances

Waverly, Iowa, United States

• Support instructor with procedural explanations and monitor student progress while redirecting as needed• Responsible for IR and NMR spectroscopy equipment use to provide data for students

Waverly, Iowa, United States

• Collaboratively designed and conducted a 12-month quantitative research project using Drosophila melanogaster adults and larvae• Executed an in-depth review of the current literature regarding cell culture methodology, neurodegenerative diseases, and the causative role of genetic mutations• Studied a previously uncharacterized transposon insertion line: 18281• Assessed motor function of adult D. melanogaster with reduced CG3662 gene function• Performed microdissections on third instar D. melanogaster larvae to isolate neural tissue, consequently used to develop primary cell cultures• Co-presented findings, highlighting motor dysfunction in D. melanogaster caused by neurodegeneration associated with the loss of CG3662 gene product

Aurora, Colorado, United States

• Designed, developed, and independently conducted a supervised, three-month in vitro research project using mammalian neural cells to investigate three multi-functional drugs as possible therapeutics for Parkinson’s Disease• Utilized advanced laboratory technology and software for data collection and analysis• Participated in weekly lab meetings to present data, share progress reports, and engage in brainstorming with colleagues• Concluded ladostigil, rasagiline, and TVP1022 are non-toxic up to 32 μM in BI-FC-SNCAY39C-YFP cells, resulting in a call for future research

Waverly, Iowa, United States

• Provided direct care and assumed responsibility for the safety of elderly residents• Responded appropriately to physical and emotional needs, including residents and family members• Supported residents’ daily living activities, including feeding and bathing, in addition to monitoring vital signs • Maintained a clean, healthy, and safe living environment • Completed monthly continuing education certification requirements

Waverly, Iowa, United States

• Conducted behavioral neuroscience research on golden hamsters• Directed and led peers in daily tasks in lab protocol • Prepared poster and co-presented findings at RICE Day at Wartburg College, a celebration of academic excellence and rigor• Submitted accepted proposal to present findings at the Iowa State Neuroscience Research Day among undergraduate and graduate students