Top Five Reference Comments
Darian “refused to
accept mediocrity”
– Beth Gray-Robertson
accept mediocrity”
– Beth Gray-Robertson
Darian was a
“campus leader”
– Terry Wheeler
“campus leader”
– Terry Wheeler
Darian “makes a total commitment to his
work”
– Fran Gibbs
– Fran Gibbs
“Some of his questions and ideas
were “outside the box”
but were invaluable in the end.”
– Beth Gray-Robertson
but were invaluable in the end.”
– Beth Gray-Robertson
“Darian has demonstrated his
ability
to take on an important project and
see it through to completion”
– Fran Gibbs
to take on an important project and
see it through to completion”
– Fran Gibbs
Awards and Honors
2010 NCSCLS Keys to the Future Award
Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society
Freshman Chemist of the Year
2010 Region III ASCLS Omicron Sigma Award
2009 NCSCLS Omicron Sigma Award
Hogan Scholarship
Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society
Freshman Chemist of the Year
2010 Region III ASCLS Omicron Sigma Award
2009 NCSCLS Omicron Sigma Award
Hogan Scholarship
Top Managerial Roles
ASCLS Region III Member Services
Committee Member
NCSCLS Chair of By-laws and Policy
Manual
Member of Committee to Review and Revise the Instructional Evaluation Process
Member of Committee to Review and Revise the Instructional Evaluation Process
Chair of Diversity Committee when
College awarded Region Equity Award
Chair of Gear Up Program
Professional Credentials
BS – Chemistry
MS – Chemistry
M. Div. – Pastoral Ministry
M. Div. – Pastoral Ministry
Quality Assurance Diploma
Published Author
National ASCLS Delegate
Published Author
National ASCLS Delegate
Certificate On-line
Course Design and Instruction
Learning Style Evaluator
Learning Style Evaluator
Experienced Researcher
Qualified Instructor
Seasoned Presenter
Qualified Instructor
Seasoned Presenter
Certificate and Diploma
Diploma – Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs in Pharmaceutical Industry – The International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) Good Clinical, Laboratory, Manufacturing Practice (GCP, GLP, GMP) Guidelines Program Kriger Research Center International, Canada; Awarded – 7/2008
Diploma – Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs in Pharmaceutical Industry – The International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) Good Clinical, Laboratory, Manufacturing Practice (GCP, GLP, GMP) Guidelines Program Kriger Research Center International, Canada; Awarded – 7/2008
Certificate
– On-Line Course Design and Instruction – East Carolina University, Greenville,
NC and Martin Community College, Williamston, NC – 5/2005
Education
Masters of Science – Chemistry
Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC; Graduated – 5/1996
Concentration: Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Computer Interfacing; 8/1991-5/1992
Masters of Science – Chemistry
Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC; Graduated – 5/1996
Concentration: Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Computer Interfacing; 8/1991-5/1992
Bachelors of
Science – Professional Chemistry
Longwood College, Farmville, VA, Graduated – 5/1991, Minor: Biology; 8/1987-5/1991
Concentration: Analytical Chemistry
Longwood College, Farmville, VA, Graduated – 5/1991, Minor: Biology; 8/1987-5/1991
Concentration: Analytical Chemistry
Masters of
Divinity – Pastoral Ministry
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, SC; Graduated – 5/1999
15 Hrs Credit for S.T.M. – Systematic and Historical Theology; 1/1997-5/1999
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, SC; Graduated – 5/1999
15 Hrs Credit for S.T.M. – Systematic and Historical Theology; 1/1997-5/1999
Masters of
Divinity – Pastoral Ministry
Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary, St. Catharines,ON ,
CA, M. Div., 60+ Credits; 8/1993-12/1996
Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary, St. Catharines,
Educational
Doctorate in Educational Leadership – Higher Education Administration
Leadership Concentration
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. Ed.D. 6 Hrs Credit; 8/2003-5/2004
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. Ed.D. 6 Hrs Credit; 8/2003-5/2004
Internship Profile
+ Clinical Pastoral Education – 2 Units (Summer 1997, Spring 1999)
+ Full-Year/Full-Time Vicarage/Internship – St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Dallas, NC (August 1997-August 1998)
+ Part-Time Internship – Grace Lutheran Church, Durham, NC (January 2006-June 2006)
+ Part-Time Internship – St. John’s Lutheran Church, Gasline, ON Canada (Summer 1994)
+ Part-Time Internship – Holy Ghost Lutheran Church, Niagara Falls, NY/Lutheran Church of the Escarpment, Lewiston, NY (September 1994-December 1995)
+ Clinical Pastoral Education – 2 Units (Summer 1997, Spring 1999)
+ Full-Year/Full-Time Vicarage/Internship – St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Dallas, NC (August 1997-August 1998)
+ Part-Time Internship – Grace Lutheran Church, Durham, NC (January 2006-June 2006)
+ Part-Time Internship – St. John’s Lutheran Church, Gasline, ON Canada (Summer 1994)
+ Part-Time Internship – Holy Ghost Lutheran Church, Niagara Falls, NY/Lutheran Church of the Escarpment, Lewiston, NY (September 1994-December 1995)
Professional Experience
8/17 – Current – Pastor – Sole – Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
10/10 – 8/17 – Pastor - Sole – Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Goodland, KS
3/10 – 5/10 – Instructor of Philosophy – Southside Virginia Community College, Keysville, VA
1/08 – 6/08 – Instructor of Chemistry – Southside Virginia Community College, Alberta, VA
1/07 – 5/08 – Instructor of Religion – Roanoke-Chowan Community College, Ahoskie, NC
12/05 – 3/06 – Faculty Member – University of Phoenix On-line, Phoenix, AZ
8/05 – 2/06 – Instructor of Biology – Southside Virginia Community College, Keysville, VA
8/00 – 7/05 – Instructor of Chemistry and Religion – Halifax Community College, Weldon, NC
1/00 – 7/00 – Researcher – Longwood College, Farmville, VA
6/93 – 8/93 – Chemical Technician – Daystrom Furniture, LADD Inc., Engineering Dept., South Boston, VA
1/93 – 5/93 – Adjunct Faculty Member – Longwood College Department of Natural Sciences, Farmville, VA
8/92 – 12/92 – Visiting Instructor – Faculty Western Carolina University Dept. of Chemistry and Physics, Cullowhee, NC
8/17 – Current – Pastor – Sole – Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
10/10 – 8/17 – Pastor - Sole – Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Goodland, KS
3/10 – 5/10 – Instructor of Philosophy – Southside Virginia Community College, Keysville, VA
1/08 – 6/08 – Instructor of Chemistry – Southside Virginia Community College, Alberta, VA
1/07 – 5/08 – Instructor of Religion – Roanoke-Chowan Community College, Ahoskie, NC
12/05 – 3/06 – Faculty Member – University of Phoenix On-line, Phoenix, AZ
8/05 – 2/06 – Instructor of Biology – Southside Virginia Community College, Keysville, VA
8/00 – 7/05 – Instructor of Chemistry and Religion – Halifax Community College, Weldon, NC
1/00 – 7/00 – Researcher – Longwood College, Farmville, VA
6/93 – 8/93 – Chemical Technician – Daystrom Furniture, LADD Inc., Engineering Dept., South Boston, VA
1/93 – 5/93 – Adjunct Faculty Member – Longwood College Department of Natural Sciences, Farmville, VA
8/92 – 12/92 – Visiting Instructor – Faculty Western Carolina University Dept. of Chemistry and Physics, Cullowhee, NC
Instructional and Course Development
Experiences
+ Examview®, Examview Suite®, CPS Chalkboard® and MindPoint® Quiz utilized in instruction, presentation and assessment for seated, on-line and laboratory course development
+ Developed, reviewed and revised eight On-line, Seated and Hybrid Courses (16, 48 and 96 Hour Courses (Laboratory and Non-Laboratory))
+ Computer Programming and On-line Application Design (Windows, Web Design, Visual Basic, Flash, HTML, XML, XHTML, BASIC, WYSIWYG, JAVA) and Multimedia Experience (A/V editing, embedding and upload (MP3, MP4, WMV)
+ Software Experience (MS Office Applications (Word, Powerpoint, Excel))
+ Examview®, Examview Suite®, CPS Chalkboard® and MindPoint® Quiz utilized in instruction, presentation and assessment for seated, on-line and laboratory course development
+ Developed, reviewed and revised eight On-line, Seated and Hybrid Courses (16, 48 and 96 Hour Courses (Laboratory and Non-Laboratory))
+ Computer Programming and On-line Application Design (Windows, Web Design, Visual Basic, Flash, HTML, XML, XHTML, BASIC, WYSIWYG, JAVA) and Multimedia Experience (A/V editing, embedding and upload (MP3, MP4, WMV)
+ Software Experience (MS Office Applications (Word, Powerpoint, Excel))
Managerial and Leadership Experience
+ Skilled and Experienced Chair of Committees and Associations including Long-Range Planning, Budget and Visioning
+ Program Chair Experience (Development and Organization) for diverse groups and programs (Chemistry and Religion)
+ Program Director for Halifax Community College GEAR-UP 2001-2005 – Developed, Instructed, Reviewed and Revised
+ Department representative for master course schedules college-wide of science and religion courses
+ Trained new advisors in course advisement and scheduling for Pre-LPN, Pre-RN, Pre-MLT, Pre-DH, Associate in Arts and Science
+ Skilled and Experienced Chair of Committees and Associations including Long-Range Planning, Budget and Visioning
+ Program Chair Experience (Development and Organization) for diverse groups and programs (Chemistry and Religion)
+ Program Director for Halifax Community College GEAR-UP 2001-2005 – Developed, Instructed, Reviewed and Revised
+ Department representative for master course schedules college-wide of science and religion courses
+ Trained new advisors in course advisement and scheduling for Pre-LPN, Pre-RN, Pre-MLT, Pre-DH, Associate in Arts and Science
Presentation Profile
+ AHEC Fall Focus 2009 Got Results? – Presentation: Is Vitamin D the magic bullet? Winston-Salem State University, Winston Salem, NC
+ Professional Presentation Experience for small and large audiences of science and humanities concepts using MS Office Powerpoint, Excel and other presentation software
+ Program Experience (Development and Organization) for diverse groups and programs (Chemistry, Religion and Parish Ministry)
+ Experienced retreat and program developer and facilitator, day long, weekend or extended formats
+ Expert creating and using Web-based exercises and simulations for instruction
+ Skilled in enhancing presentations for content, affect and appropriateness of audience
+ Utilized animation, flash and simulation software for instruction, review and assessment
+ AHEC Fall Focus 2009 Got Results? – Presentation: Is Vitamin D the magic bullet? Winston-Salem State University, Winston Salem, NC
+ Professional Presentation Experience for small and large audiences of science and humanities concepts using MS Office Powerpoint, Excel and other presentation software
+ Program Experience (Development and Organization) for diverse groups and programs (Chemistry, Religion and Parish Ministry)
+ Experienced retreat and program developer and facilitator, day long, weekend or extended formats
+ Expert creating and using Web-based exercises and simulations for instruction
+ Skilled in enhancing presentations for content, affect and appropriateness of audience
+ Utilized animation, flash and simulation software for instruction, review and assessment
Professional Societies Profile
+ Professional Member of ASCLS (American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science) (Current)
+ Region III Representative for ASCLS Members Services Committee (Current)
+ Special Resource ASCLS Product Development Committee (Current)
+ Professional Member of NCSCLS (North Carolina Society for Clinical Laboratory Science) (Current)
+ NCSCLS Chairperson and Reviewer of By-Laws and Policy Manual (Current)
+ 2008 North Carolina Delegate for ASCLS National Meeting – Washington, DC
+ Reviewer of ASCLS Region III 2007-2008 By-laws and Guidelines
+ Professional Member of ASCLS (American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science) (Current)
+ Region III Representative for ASCLS Members Services Committee (Current)
+ Special Resource ASCLS Product Development Committee (Current)
+ Professional Member of NCSCLS (North Carolina Society for Clinical Laboratory Science) (Current)
+ NCSCLS Chairperson and Reviewer of By-Laws and Policy Manual (Current)
+ 2008 North Carolina Delegate for ASCLS National Meeting – Washington, DC
+ Reviewer of ASCLS Region III 2007-2008 By-laws and Guidelines
Educator Profile
+ Allied Health Instructor for Three Programs (Medical Laboratory Technology, Dental Hygiene and Nursing)
+ Evaluated and assessed ~1500 students for learning style indicator and Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
+ Developer of First On-line Chemistry Course for North Carolina Community College System
+ Blackboard course developer, instructor and expert for laboratory and non-laboratory courses
+ Skilled at application of movies, articles and experiences in diverse educational settings and manner
+ Instructed Dual Enrollment College/High School Chemistry Laboratory Course (Seated and On-line)
+ Instructed General Biology I & II and Anatomy and Physiology for Incarcerated Offenders
+ Professional Presentation Experience for small and large audiences of science and humanities concepts
+ Current Continuing Education creator (CACMLE) and evaluator for laboratory personnel and curriculum educators
+ Allied Health Instructor for Three Programs (Medical Laboratory Technology, Dental Hygiene and Nursing)
+ Evaluated and assessed ~1500 students for learning style indicator and Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
+ Developer of First On-line Chemistry Course for North Carolina Community College System
+ Blackboard course developer, instructor and expert for laboratory and non-laboratory courses
+ Skilled at application of movies, articles and experiences in diverse educational settings and manner
+ Instructed Dual Enrollment College/High School Chemistry Laboratory Course (Seated and On-line)
+ Instructed General Biology I & II and Anatomy and Physiology for Incarcerated Offenders
+ Professional Presentation Experience for small and large audiences of science and humanities concepts
+ Current Continuing Education creator (CACMLE) and evaluator for laboratory personnel and curriculum educators
Instructional Design Experience
+ Mentor for course developers in sciences and other disciplines through ECU-Martin CC (East Carolina University and Martin Community College)
+ Mentored college instructors, high school staff and administration on use and application of curriculum development for on-line, face-to-face and blended courses
+ Created question testbanks specific to instructional requirements (classroom, laboratory and on-line)
+ Utilized Examview© software for quizzes, tests and course evaluation, laboratories, presentations and on-line and in-class review
+ Developed on-line, face-to-face and blended courses in Chemistry (General, Organic and Biochemistry) and Religion
+ Created on-line laboratories exploring chemical principles and reactions
+ Utilized in presentation, instruction, review and evaluation Bloom’s Taxonomy
+ Employed audio, kinesthetic and hepatic learning styles for all exercises, presentations, laboratories and evaluations
+ Developed and Reviewed Continuing Education Resources for instruction, evaluation and professional development for the laboratory, education and training professions
+ Mentor for course developers in sciences and other disciplines through ECU-Martin CC (East Carolina University and Martin Community College)
+ Mentored college instructors, high school staff and administration on use and application of curriculum development for on-line, face-to-face and blended courses
+ Created question testbanks specific to instructional requirements (classroom, laboratory and on-line)
+ Utilized Examview© software for quizzes, tests and course evaluation, laboratories, presentations and on-line and in-class review
+ Developed on-line, face-to-face and blended courses in Chemistry (General, Organic and Biochemistry) and Religion
+ Created on-line laboratories exploring chemical principles and reactions
+ Utilized in presentation, instruction, review and evaluation Bloom’s Taxonomy
+ Employed audio, kinesthetic and hepatic learning styles for all exercises, presentations, laboratories and evaluations
+ Developed and Reviewed Continuing Education Resources for instruction, evaluation and professional development for the laboratory, education and training professions
Professional Tools, Software and
Skills Profile
+ Instructional Design Models and Learning Styles Used – Blooms Taxonomy, Blended Learning Styles (Kinesthetic, Audio, Hepatic Evaluation and Mentoring), Myers-Brigg Type Indicator (Evaluation and Mentoring), Donald Kirkpatrick’s Learning Evaluation Theory, ADDIE
+ Presentation, Aided Assessment Programs and VLE’s (Virtual Learning Environments), MS Office Suite (Word, Powerpoint, Excel), Impatica, Blackboard, Examview, Mindpoint, College Basics, Diploma, WordPerfect, Internet Explorer, Mozilla
+ Learning Forums and Techniques Utilized for Seated, On-line and Face-2-Face Courses including Bulletin boards, Chat rooms, Instant Messaging, Discussion Threads, Videoconferencing, Voice overlay, Directed Learning
+ Flash, Animation and Chemistry Based Software Utilized including Adobe Flash, Flash Video, Macromedia, MDL ISIS Draw, MDL ISIS Base, MDL Chemscape, MDL Chime, Shockwave, RasMol, Applets
+ Web Based Training and E-Learning Experience and certification (WBT – Web Based Training, VLE – Virtual Learning Environment, CBT – Computer based Training)
+ Instructional Design Models and Learning Styles Used – Blooms Taxonomy, Blended Learning Styles (Kinesthetic, Audio, Hepatic Evaluation and Mentoring), Myers-Brigg Type Indicator (Evaluation and Mentoring), Donald Kirkpatrick’s Learning Evaluation Theory, ADDIE
+ Presentation, Aided Assessment Programs and VLE’s (Virtual Learning Environments), MS Office Suite (Word, Powerpoint, Excel), Impatica, Blackboard, Examview, Mindpoint, College Basics, Diploma, WordPerfect, Internet Explorer, Mozilla
+ Learning Forums and Techniques Utilized for Seated, On-line and Face-2-Face Courses including Bulletin boards, Chat rooms, Instant Messaging, Discussion Threads, Videoconferencing, Voice overlay, Directed Learning
+ Flash, Animation and Chemistry Based Software Utilized including Adobe Flash, Flash Video, Macromedia, MDL ISIS Draw, MDL ISIS Base, MDL Chemscape, MDL Chime, Shockwave, RasMol, Applets
+ Web Based Training and E-Learning Experience and certification (WBT – Web Based Training, VLE – Virtual Learning Environment, CBT – Computer based Training)
Publications
Hybl, Darian. (2009) “Mentoring the Next Generation of Laboratory Professionals.” Article. North Carolina Society of Clinical Laboratory Scientists: Filter Paper Winter 2009, Vol. 59, Issue 2, p. 4-5.
Hybl, Darian. (2009) “Mentoring the Next Generation of Laboratory Professionals.” Article. North Carolina Society of Clinical Laboratory Scientists: Filter Paper Winter 2009, Vol. 59, Issue 2, p. 4-5.
Hybl,
Darian. (2008) “We’re Pregnant.” Article.
North Carolina Society of Clinical Laboratory Scientists: Filter
Paper Fall 2008, Vol. 59, Issue 1, p. 4.
Hybl, Darian. “But Its Only a Plate Washer: Validation via
Food Coloring.” International
Biopharmaceutical Association Publication Newsletter, November 2008. http://www.ibpassociation.org/ibpa_unpublished_articles.htm
Hybl, Darian. “Reader Disappointed By Magazine
Pictures.” Editorial. Advance for Medical Laboratory
Professionals Jul. 28, 2008: Vol. 20 No. 15, p. 7.
Hybl,
Darian. (2006) 1991 Small Catechism
Index. Available from http://www.scholia.net/files/other/02%201991%20Small%20Catechism%20Index%20by%20Darian%20Hybl.pdf
Hybl,
Darian. (1996) “An IBM compatible
computer interfaced with a fluorescence instrument with determination of
vitamins B2, B6, and B12” (MS thesis, Western Carolina University,
Cullowhee, NC, 1996) (LD5961.W463 1996 H92)
Poster Sessions
+ March 1993 PITTCON – Pittsburgh Conference – Atlanta, Georgia – Poster Presenter of Graduate Research
+ March 1993 PITTCON – Pittsburgh Conference – Atlanta, Georgia – Poster Presenter of Graduate Research
Research, Laboratory and
Instrumentation Experience
+ FDA, EPA Method Application and Development (Vitamins, Heavy Metals in Drinking Water, Effluent Waste)
+ Statistical Analysis of Method Development, Instrumentation and SOP’s Validation
+ USP, FDA Standards and GCP, GLP and GMP, CLIA Regulations, EPA Permit Documentation (SARA 313 Tier III)
+ QA, QC and troubleshooting in assay development, day-to-day application, clinical interpretation and management
+ Interpretation of clinical data for validation, calibration and standard verification
+ Expert in Excel and SPF (data manipulation, interpretation, and 3-D Graphical Representation)
+ FDA Interpretation, Protocol and Method Development of Vitamin Analysis via Fluorescence of Body Fluids
+ EPA Interpretation, Protocol and Method Validation via Flame Atomic Absorbance of Community Drinking Water
+ DNA Binding Rates of Platinum based anti-cancer drugs (Cis-Platinum Drug Discovery), Use of P-450 for determination of Cholesterol, Caffeine and other substrates via use of Quartz Crystal Microbalance
+ Instrumentation Experience – UV-Vis, IR, FT-IR, FAAS, GF-AAS, Fluorescence (Excitation and Emission Spectra), LC, TLC, HPLC (Detectors – UV-Vis, Fluorescence, Conductivity, Size Exclusion), ELISA, GC, GC-MS, IC, NMR, Electrochemistry (Polarography, Cyclicvoltametry), Computer Programming and Interfacing Instrumentation (Quantity and Quality Analysis), Developing instrumentation (Fluorescence, procedures and software applications for data importation and manipulation via Excel and Visual Basic), SPF, Organic Synthesis, Purification, Extraction Techniques, Balances (Microgram and 0.0001 mg), pH meter
+ Non-compensated coagulation consulting for testing, assay development and troubleshooting of ELISA protocol
+ Created, Developed, Taught and Reviewed Chemistry Courses for Medical Laboratory Technology, Dental Hygiene, Nursing, Associate in Applied Science, Associate in Arts and Associate in Science Majors (Theory and Laboratory)
+ Taught multiple chemistry disciplines, General Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry
+ Graduate research was interfacing IBM computer to a fluorescence instrument and determination of concentration of vitamins B2 and B6 in vitamin pills and urine. Advanced topics and research included spectroscopy, chromatography (HPLC) and computer applications.
+ Undergraduate research was trace determination of heavy metals in water using polarography, synthesis of bithiophene liquid crystals and water analysis for local communities using Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
+ FDA, EPA Method Application and Development (Vitamins, Heavy Metals in Drinking Water, Effluent Waste)
+ Statistical Analysis of Method Development, Instrumentation and SOP’s Validation
+ USP, FDA Standards and GCP, GLP and GMP, CLIA Regulations, EPA Permit Documentation (SARA 313 Tier III)
+ QA, QC and troubleshooting in assay development, day-to-day application, clinical interpretation and management
+ Interpretation of clinical data for validation, calibration and standard verification
+ Expert in Excel and SPF (data manipulation, interpretation, and 3-D Graphical Representation)
+ FDA Interpretation, Protocol and Method Development of Vitamin Analysis via Fluorescence of Body Fluids
+ EPA Interpretation, Protocol and Method Validation via Flame Atomic Absorbance of Community Drinking Water
+ DNA Binding Rates of Platinum based anti-cancer drugs (Cis-Platinum Drug Discovery), Use of P-450 for determination of Cholesterol, Caffeine and other substrates via use of Quartz Crystal Microbalance
+ Instrumentation Experience – UV-Vis, IR, FT-IR, FAAS, GF-AAS, Fluorescence (Excitation and Emission Spectra), LC, TLC, HPLC (Detectors – UV-Vis, Fluorescence, Conductivity, Size Exclusion), ELISA, GC, GC-MS, IC, NMR, Electrochemistry (Polarography, Cyclicvoltametry), Computer Programming and Interfacing Instrumentation (Quantity and Quality Analysis), Developing instrumentation (Fluorescence, procedures and software applications for data importation and manipulation via Excel and Visual Basic), SPF, Organic Synthesis, Purification, Extraction Techniques, Balances (Microgram and 0.0001 mg), pH meter
+ Non-compensated coagulation consulting for testing, assay development and troubleshooting of ELISA protocol
+ Created, Developed, Taught and Reviewed Chemistry Courses for Medical Laboratory Technology, Dental Hygiene, Nursing, Associate in Applied Science, Associate in Arts and Associate in Science Majors (Theory and Laboratory)
+ Taught multiple chemistry disciplines, General Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry
+ Graduate research was interfacing IBM computer to a fluorescence instrument and determination of concentration of vitamins B2 and B6 in vitamin pills and urine. Advanced topics and research included spectroscopy, chromatography (HPLC) and computer applications.
+ Undergraduate research was trace determination of heavy metals in water using polarography, synthesis of bithiophene liquid crystals and water analysis for local communities using Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
PACE Credit, Certificates, Diplomas
and Continuing Education
+ April 2010 CCC 2010 – NCSCLS/SCSCLS Regional Meeting, Ashevill, NC (10 Hours PACE)
+ November 2008 – Fall Focus NCSCLS/NCSAMT (5 Hours)
+ July-August 2008 ASCLS/AACC Annual National Meeting and Conference Washington, D.C. (Delegate for North Carolina) PACE Credit (17.5 Hours)
+ July 2008 – Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs ICH, TPD, GLP, GCP, GMP Guidelines Program Kriger Research Center Inc. (Diploma)
+ March 2008 CCC 2008 – NCSCLS/SCSCLS Regional Meeting, Wilmington, NC (Moderator) PACE Credit Received
+ September 2007 Triennial Regional III Meeting, Myrtle Beach, SC PACE Credit Received
+ March 2007 CCC 2007 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC PACE Credit Received
+ April 2006 CCC 2006 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Asheville, NC PACE Credit Received
+ January 2005 – April 2005 – East Carolina University and Martin Community College – Certificate – Instructional Design for Distance Learning (This series of synchronous and asynchronous seminars and meetings introduced challenges and opportunities in the distance learning environment and provided different experiences as a learner and developer of on-line courses.)
+ January 2004 – May 2005– Teaching On-line – Mentor/Mentee Program – Martin Community College, Williamston, North Carolina (Participant as mentor in a grant to teach faculty how to create, modify, edit, maintain and troubleshoot on-line courses. Blackboard is the software program used in the teaching and mentoring process.)
+ April 2004 – IMPACTing Partners – Distance Learning Institute – East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina (This conference dealt with distance learning and the opportunities for grants and other programs to be used in education of K-12, community college and university students.)
+ January 2004 – April 2004 – North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research Workshop Participant – Raleigh, North Carolina (This three part workshop introduces policy analysis and evaluation of higher education governance and affords the attendee the opportunity to learn by discussion, presentation and individual formulation.)
+ July 2003 POGIL (Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning) – Duke University, Durham, North Carolina (This program is an introduction to the active engagement of students in guided inquiry learning in General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry by improving students skills in information processing, critical thinking, problem solving, communication, management, and assessment.)
+ April 25, 2003 A Technology Show and Tell - Martin Community College, Williamston, North Carolina
+ January 24-25, 2003 - Multi-Initiative Dissemination (MID) Project, University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia (This is a program that introduces the concepts of peer led learning and new technological innovations for the laboratory, on-line learning and other information which enhances the learning of science. Topics included: Peer-Led Team Learning, New Traditions, Molecular Science, ChemConnections)
+ Nov. 2002/Dec. 2002/Jan. 2003/Feb. 2003 - Bridging Faculty Development and Emerging Technologies for Web-Enhanced Teaching and Learning Opportunities - Martin Community College, Williamston, North Carolina (Four Sessions and an Online Component entitled: Using the World Wide Web as a Source of Information, What is Good Online Course Design?, Technological Tools for Teaching and Learning, Online Communication Strategies, Online Course in Online Teaching and Learning)
+ March 2002 World Religion Workshop at Duke University, Durham, NC
+ March 2001 Grant Writing Workshop - Halifax Community College, Weldon, North Carolina
+ February 24, 2001 Strategies for Success Workshop - University of Maryland - College Park
+ Spring 1999 – Clinical Pastoral Education Unit – Lowman Home, White Rock, SC – Granted 1 Unit CPE
+ Summer 1997 – Clinical Pastoral Education Unit – South Carolina Department of Mental Health, Columbia, SC – Granted 1 Unit CPE
+ April 2010 CCC 2010 – NCSCLS/SCSCLS Regional Meeting, Ashevill, NC (10 Hours PACE)
+ November 2008 – Fall Focus NCSCLS/NCSAMT (5 Hours)
+ July-August 2008 ASCLS/AACC Annual National Meeting and Conference Washington, D.C. (Delegate for North Carolina) PACE Credit (17.5 Hours)
+ July 2008 – Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs ICH, TPD, GLP, GCP, GMP Guidelines Program Kriger Research Center Inc. (Diploma)
+ March 2008 CCC 2008 – NCSCLS/SCSCLS Regional Meeting, Wilmington, NC (Moderator) PACE Credit Received
+ September 2007 Triennial Regional III Meeting, Myrtle Beach, SC PACE Credit Received
+ March 2007 CCC 2007 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC PACE Credit Received
+ April 2006 CCC 2006 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Asheville, NC PACE Credit Received
+ January 2005 – April 2005 – East Carolina University and Martin Community College – Certificate – Instructional Design for Distance Learning (This series of synchronous and asynchronous seminars and meetings introduced challenges and opportunities in the distance learning environment and provided different experiences as a learner and developer of on-line courses.)
+ January 2004 – May 2005– Teaching On-line – Mentor/Mentee Program – Martin Community College, Williamston, North Carolina (Participant as mentor in a grant to teach faculty how to create, modify, edit, maintain and troubleshoot on-line courses. Blackboard is the software program used in the teaching and mentoring process.)
+ April 2004 – IMPACTing Partners – Distance Learning Institute – East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina (This conference dealt with distance learning and the opportunities for grants and other programs to be used in education of K-12, community college and university students.)
+ January 2004 – April 2004 – North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research Workshop Participant – Raleigh, North Carolina (This three part workshop introduces policy analysis and evaluation of higher education governance and affords the attendee the opportunity to learn by discussion, presentation and individual formulation.)
+ July 2003 POGIL (Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning) – Duke University, Durham, North Carolina (This program is an introduction to the active engagement of students in guided inquiry learning in General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry by improving students skills in information processing, critical thinking, problem solving, communication, management, and assessment.)
+ April 25, 2003 A Technology Show and Tell - Martin Community College, Williamston, North Carolina
+ January 24-25, 2003 - Multi-Initiative Dissemination (MID) Project, University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia (This is a program that introduces the concepts of peer led learning and new technological innovations for the laboratory, on-line learning and other information which enhances the learning of science. Topics included: Peer-Led Team Learning, New Traditions, Molecular Science, ChemConnections)
+ Nov. 2002/Dec. 2002/Jan. 2003/Feb. 2003 - Bridging Faculty Development and Emerging Technologies for Web-Enhanced Teaching and Learning Opportunities - Martin Community College, Williamston, North Carolina (Four Sessions and an Online Component entitled: Using the World Wide Web as a Source of Information, What is Good Online Course Design?, Technological Tools for Teaching and Learning, Online Communication Strategies, Online Course in Online Teaching and Learning)
+ March 2002 World Religion Workshop at Duke University, Durham, NC
+ March 2001 Grant Writing Workshop - Halifax Community College, Weldon, North Carolina
+ February 24, 2001 Strategies for Success Workshop - University of Maryland - College Park
+ Spring 1999 – Clinical Pastoral Education Unit – Lowman Home, White Rock, SC – Granted 1 Unit CPE
+ Summer 1997 – Clinical Pastoral Education Unit – South Carolina Department of Mental Health, Columbia, SC – Granted 1 Unit CPE
National/Regional Societies or
Association and Policy Meetings
+ Fall Focus 2008 – Greensboro, NC
+ July-August 2008 ASCLS/AACC Annual National Meeting and Conference Washington, D.C. (Delegate for North Carolina)
+ June 2008 NCSCLS Board Meeting (Delegate)
+ March 2008 CCC 2008 – NCSCLS/SCSCLS Regional Meeting, Wilmington, NC (Moderator)
+ September 2007 Triennial Regional III Meeting, Myrtle Beach, SC
+ March 2007 CCC 2007 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC
+ April 2006 CCC 2006 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Asheville, NC
+ September 2004 – American Association of Community Colleges – Teaching by Choice Conference – Washington, D.C (This conference was a work session to aid the AACC in determining current and future trends of policy, enhancement of current programs and development of curriculum for the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines in order to recruit academically prepared individuals as K-12 teachers.) (www.nctaf.org/documents/Teaching_by_Choice_publication_000.pdf)
+ April 2004 – SRTTC – Southeastern Regional Technology and Teaching Conference – East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina (This conference dealt with technological innovations and issues and application of technology from the web in the classroom. Attendance was made possible through the Teaching On-line – Mentor/Mentee Program. Some of the sessions attended dealt with on-line laboratories, story-telling, 3-D Simulations and applications of technology to on-line and classroom learning.)
+ October 2003 – ABRCMS (Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students) Convention – San Diego, California (This conference encourages minority students to present research completed both at two and four year institutions. As a participant and judge of the poster and presentation sections the students were encouraged to continue in their research and continue to develop as scientists and future researchers (http://www.abrcms.org/2003Judges.asp))
+ March 2001 Grant Writing Workshop - Halifax Community College, Weldon, North Carolina
+ March 1993 PITTCON – Pittsburgh Conference – Atlanta, Georgia – Poster Presenter of Graduate Research
+ March 1988 PITTCON – Pittsburgh Conference – New Orleans, Louisiana
+ Fall Focus 2008 – Greensboro, NC
+ July-August 2008 ASCLS/AACC Annual National Meeting and Conference Washington, D.C. (Delegate for North Carolina)
+ June 2008 NCSCLS Board Meeting (Delegate)
+ March 2008 CCC 2008 – NCSCLS/SCSCLS Regional Meeting, Wilmington, NC (Moderator)
+ September 2007 Triennial Regional III Meeting, Myrtle Beach, SC
+ March 2007 CCC 2007 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC
+ April 2006 CCC 2006 – NCSCLS Regional Meeting Asheville, NC
+ September 2004 – American Association of Community Colleges – Teaching by Choice Conference – Washington, D.C (This conference was a work session to aid the AACC in determining current and future trends of policy, enhancement of current programs and development of curriculum for the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines in order to recruit academically prepared individuals as K-12 teachers.) (www.nctaf.org/documents/Teaching_by_Choice_publication_000.pdf)
+ April 2004 – SRTTC – Southeastern Regional Technology and Teaching Conference – East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina (This conference dealt with technological innovations and issues and application of technology from the web in the classroom. Attendance was made possible through the Teaching On-line – Mentor/Mentee Program. Some of the sessions attended dealt with on-line laboratories, story-telling, 3-D Simulations and applications of technology to on-line and classroom learning.)
+ October 2003 – ABRCMS (Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students) Convention – San Diego, California (This conference encourages minority students to present research completed both at two and four year institutions. As a participant and judge of the poster and presentation sections the students were encouraged to continue in their research and continue to develop as scientists and future researchers (http://www.abrcms.org/2003Judges.asp))
+ March 2001 Grant Writing Workshop - Halifax Community College, Weldon, North Carolina
+ March 1993 PITTCON – Pittsburgh Conference – Atlanta, Georgia – Poster Presenter of Graduate Research
+ March 1988 PITTCON – Pittsburgh Conference – New Orleans, Louisiana
Additional Leadership Civic Group
Experience
+ 2003-2005 President of Hicks Hill Homeowners Association, Bracey, VA
+ 1993-1996 Member of Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary Choir, St. Catharines, ON Canada
+ 1994-1996 Member and Asst. Chaplain for Bergholz Fire Company, Niagara Falls, NY
+ 1991-1992 Member of Western Carolina University Chemistry/Physics Club, Cullowhee, NC
+ 1987-1991 Longwood College Chemistry Club – President (1990-1991) and Vice President (1989-1990), Farmville, VA
+ 1987-1991 Boy Scout, Asst. Scoutmaster and Adult Boy Scout Leader, Farmville, VA
+ 1983-1991 Member of St. John’s Lutheran Church Youth Group, Farmville, VA
+ 2003-2005 President of Hicks Hill Homeowners Association, Bracey, VA
+ 1993-1996 Member of Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary Choir, St. Catharines, ON Canada
+ 1994-1996 Member and Asst. Chaplain for Bergholz Fire Company, Niagara Falls, NY
+ 1991-1992 Member of Western Carolina University Chemistry/Physics Club, Cullowhee, NC
+ 1987-1991 Longwood College Chemistry Club – President (1990-1991) and Vice President (1989-1990), Farmville, VA
+ 1987-1991 Boy Scout, Asst. Scoutmaster and Adult Boy Scout Leader, Farmville, VA
+ 1983-1991 Member of St. John’s Lutheran Church Youth Group, Farmville, VA
Academic Societies and Awards
+ 1988 Alpha Lambda Delta (Honorary Freshman Academic Society) Longwood College, Farmville, VA
+ 1987 Longwood College Dean’s List, Farmville, VA
+ 1988 Co-Freshman Chemist of the Year, Longwood College, Farmville, VA
+ 1987 William Hogan Scholarship Recipient, Keysville, VA
+ 1986 National Poultry Convention Turkey-Que Award Winner (8th Place)
+ 1986 Virginia State Chick-n-Que (2nd Place)
+ 1988 Alpha Lambda Delta (Honorary Freshman Academic Society) Longwood College, Farmville, VA
+ 1987 Longwood College Dean’s List, Farmville, VA
+ 1988 Co-Freshman Chemist of the Year, Longwood College, Farmville, VA
+ 1987 William Hogan Scholarship Recipient, Keysville, VA
+ 1986 National Poultry Convention Turkey-Que Award Winner (8th Place)
+ 1986 Virginia State Chick-n-Que (2nd Place)
References For
Darian Lee Hybl
Darian Lee Hybl
Rev. Carl
Johnson – Dean of Mission District – Since 2017
Mobile – 724-664-3414
E-mail – cnarljohnson@gmail.com
Mobile – 724-664-3414
E-mail – cnarljohnson@gmail.com
Rev. Dennis
Beckmann – Dean of Mission District – Professional and Personal Reference –
Since 2013
Mobile – 785-476-5220
E-mail – kufarmer52@gmail.com
Mobile – 785-476-5220
E-mail – kufarmer52@gmail.com
MaryAnn
Sinwell – Professional and Personal Reference – Since 2017
Council Member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
Council Member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
Scott Duff –
Professional and Personal Reference – Since 2017
Member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
Member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
Bob Jordan –
Professional and Personal Reference – Since 2017
Member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
Member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Export, PA
Nicki
Glassman – Professional and Personal Reference – Since 2010
n_glassman@hotmail.com
Member at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Goodland, KS
785-821-4114
n_glassman@hotmail.com
Member at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Goodland, KS
785-821-4114
Pastor Glen
Kline – Mentor and Guide for Rural Ministry – Since 2011
New Life Christian Center
pastorglen@newlifeeckley.com
Eckley, CO 80727
Office – 970-359-2424
New Life Christian Center
pastorglen@newlifeeckley.com
Eckley, CO 80727
Office – 970-359-2424
Rev. John
Lingle - Professional Reference (Supervisor at St. Paul’s Dallas, NC) – Since
1997
Pastor@stjameslutherannewton.com
St. James Lutheran Church (NALC)
Newton, NC 28658
828-464-1953
828-244-8156
Pastor@stjameslutherannewton.com
St. James Lutheran Church (NALC)
Newton, NC 28658
828-464-1953
828-244-8156
Dr. Raymond
Stiles - Personal Reference – Since 2000
Waynes Court
Bracey, VA 23919
rwstiles443@aol.com or rstiles@pbcts.edu or rwsnassoc@excite.com
O - 757-490-7099x304
H – 434-689-2119
Waynes Court
Bracey, VA 23919
rwstiles443@aol.com or rstiles@pbcts.edu or rwsnassoc@excite.com
O - 757-490-7099x304
H – 434-689-2119
