Thomas A. Brinkley Email & Phone Number

Stony Brook, NY, US

Stony Brook, New York, United States

As an Adjunct Lecturer, I am actively engaged in supporting undergraduates in various courses offered by the Department of Undergraduate Biology. As an integral part of the instructional team, I contribute to weekly meetings with faculty and fellow TAs to collaboratively evaluate the class's progress, ensuring a cohesive and effective learning environment.

Stony Brook, New York, United States

While enrolled as an undergrad, I provided instructional support for General Genetics (BIO 320), Cell Biology (BIO 310), Animal Development (BIO 325), and Developmental Genetics Lab (BIO 327). One of my main responsibilities is conducting both virtual and in-person office hours to address content-related questions and provide guidance on course logistics.

Stony Brook, New York, United States

I worked to establish welcoming conditions within the residence halls for students to transition to living on campus and developed inclusive communities with coworkers and residents through programming and peer-to-peer interactions.I worked in multiple areas around campus - Kelly Community, Chapin Apartments, Schomburg & West Apartments, and the Roth.

Stony Brook, New York, United States

As a Teaching Assistant, I helped students with specific concepts and practice problems within organic chemistry during lectures and workshop recitations. I worked with Dr. Zachary Katsamanis and fellow students whom I have previously taken the course with. We attended weekly meetings to discuss the successes and challenges of the class with Dr..

Stony Brook, New York, United States

As a tutor, I worked with students 1-on-1 to help them with concepts and questions they have regarding course material for molecular biology (BIO 202) and organic chemistry II (CHE 322). I engaged them in discussion regarding the concepts, helped them build their critical analysis when approaching questions on the material, and provided them with practice.

Stony Brook, New York, United States

The Moll Lab in the Department of Pathology at Stony Brook Medicine is currently investigating the role of cell cycle proteins in multiciliogenesis, in addition to current projects involving the p53/p63/p73 gene family.During this time, I took on a more computational role in the lab. I analyzed single-cell RNA-sequencing (scRNA-seq) data on cells.

Stony Brook, New York, United States

During this time, I single-handedly maintained a mouse colony of over 600 mice - everything from procuring the tails to genotyping via PCRs and gel electrophoresis. I was also responsible for learning and performing several experiments to contribute to the ongoing project in multiciliogenesis (e.g., mammalian tissue culture, Western blotting.

Ellicott City, Maryland, United States

Over the summer, I worked with kids from kindergarten through high school to strengthen their mathematics skills. I was able to work both in-person and remotely with the use of multiple video conferencing systems and online interactive platforms.

Columbia, Maryland, United States

I mainly worked with high school students and taught several subjects including mathematics, biology, ELA, high school chemistry, and SAT prep.

Columbia, Maryland, United States

I maintained an efficient output of sales by facilitating customer purchases, unpacking and assembling furniture, stocking shelves, and directing customers towards desired products.

Master Of Science - Ms, Bioinformatics

Bachelor Of Science, B.S. In Biology, Specializing In Developmental Genetics | Minor In Chemistry, 3.83

Activities and Societies: VP of the Men's Club Soccer Team Member of the Veteran & Military Students OrganizationRelevant Coursework: 🧬.

High School Diploma

Valedictorian, Class of 2020 Biotechnology Student @ Applications and Research Laboratory (ARL) Captain for the 2019 MD State Champion.