Email Firstname Lastname Senate Seat

krygowski.5@osu.edu Molly Krygowski Humanities

chung.461@osu.edu Elena Chung Mathematics and Physical Sciences

harding.111@osu.edu Christian Harding Professional Biological Sciences

slattery.63@osu.edu Lauren Slattery Professional Biological Sciences

campbell.1651@osu.edu Tori Campbell Social and Behavioral Sciences

jividen.26@osu.edu Chelsea Jividen Social and Behavioral Sciences

odell.98@osu.edu Nicholas O''Dell Social and Behavioral Sciences

vang.18@osu.edu Mao Vang Social and Behavioral Sciences

whetsell.3@osu.edu Travis Whetsell Social and Behavioral Sciences

difranco.33@osu.edu Maria DiFranco The Arts

frew.18@osu.edu Allison Frew The Arts

ries.68@osu.edu Brent Ries The Arts

MOLLY ANN KRYGOWSKI 1492 Presidential Drive ▫ Columbus, OH 43212

(330) 774-6084 ▫ krygowski.5@osu.edu EDUCATION THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Columbus, OH

• Doctor of Audiology, expected June 2016

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Columbus, OH • Bachelor of Arts; Speech and Hearing Science, June 2012 • Minor in Disability Studies, June 2012

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE The Ohio State University Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic Columbus, OH Graduate Audiology Clinician June 2013-present

• Conducted comprehensive audiologic evaluations for adults and children • Counseled patients and families on hearing loss, noise exposure, and hearing aid recommendations • Verified and validated hearing aid fittings with Verifit equipment and standardized questionnaire

The Office of Dr. Thomas Shirck Columbus, OH Graduate Audiology Clinician January 2014-May 2014

• Performed and interpreted diagnostic ABR testing on adult patients • Conducted comprehensive audiologic evaluations for adults and children • Conducted comprehensive VNG assessments including ocular motor, positional, and caloric testing

EMPLOYMENT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SPEECH-LANGUAGE- HEARING CLINIC Columbus, OH Business Office Graduate Assistant August 2013-present

• Processed health insurance claims for audiology and speech-language pathology services • Produced and mailed monthly bills for audiology and speech-language pathology services • Managed hearing aid manufacturer accounts and organized all audiology purchase records • Researched in-network and out-of-network insurance benefits on behalf of OSU SLH clinic clients

OHIO SENATE Columbus, OH Page for Senator Jason Wilson: September 2009 – June 2012

• Analyzed, researched, advised on legislative issues • Drafted press releases and monthly newsletter • Drafted letters of congratulations, recommendation, and appreciation notes • Collaborated with diverse groups to ensure area concerns were heard and understood by the Senator • Organized office hours, press tours and media events • Assisted constituents with concerns and attended legislative hearings

LEADERSHIP ROLES • The Ohio State University Council of Graduate Students Columbus, OH

o Speech and Hearing Science Delegate 2013-present o Academic Relations Chair 2013-present o Ray Travel Award Committee member 2013-present o Edward F. Hayes Forum Committee member 2013-present o NAGPS Spring Legislative Action Days representative March 2014 o Graduate Student Trustee selection representative April 2014

• Ohio State Chapter Student Academy of Audiology Columbus, OH

Vice President 2013-2014 o Coordinator of OSU SAA advocacy trip to Washington, D.C. o Coordinator of OSU SAA advocacy trips to the Ohio Senate in Columbus, OH o Liaison between OSU SAA and OSU National Student Speech Language Hearing Association

(NSSLHA) chapter

• Student Academy of Audiology Columbus, OH National Advocacy Committee Member 2013-pressent

o Promoted involvement in advocacy efforts that move the profession of audiology forward o Developed a “How to Organize Meetings with Local Legislators” guide o Identified one student from each SAA chapter to serve as a “university key contact” and

developed materials to ensure “key contact” program success

• Ohio Department of Health Children’s Hearing Program Columbus, OH Ad Hoc Hearing Advisory Committee member December 2013

o Reviewed and revised 2014 Hearing Screening Guidelines & Requirements

• The Ohio State University Columbus, OH University Conduct Board Member 2013-present

o Adjudicated allegations of non-academic misconduct referred by conduct hearing officers o Reviewed dockets of pertinent hearing information, and attended regular conduct hearings o Posed questions relevant to the infringement of the Code of Student Conduct to the accused,

accuser, and witnesses o Arrived at a consensus for appropriate University sanctions that hold students accountable for

misconduct, while providing education of University expectations

• Central Ohio Hearing Loss Association of America (COHLAA) Columbus, OH Vice President 2014-present

o Organized and attended monthly meetings of COHLAA o Promoted COHLAA events and initiatives o Participated in public outreach and marketing

• Student Advocates for Down Syndrome Columbus, OH

o 2014 Inclusive College Fair for teenagers with Down Syndrome mentor (March 2014) o Your Night Out babysitter for families with children with Down Syndrome (March 2014) o WickerTree Tennis Club “Buddy Up Tennis” coach (April 2014)

• Coalition of Students Advocating for Individuals with Disabilities (CSAID) Columbus, OH

Outreach Chair 2014-present o Columbus Disability Pride Parade and Festival volunteer (April 2014) o Coordinated communication among CSAID organizations: Best Buddies, Autism Speaks, Student

Advocates for Down Syndrome, and Special Olympics PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS

• Middaugh, Krygowski, & Wigand (2013, JulAug). The Ohio State University’s Student Academy of Audiology Day on Capitol Hill 2013. Audiology Today, 77.

• Presentation titled “ADHD: The Bully-Victim Dyad” at The Multiple Perspectives on Access, Inclusion, and Disability Annual Conference” (April 2011)

• Presentation titled “The Art of Advocacy” to Central Ohio Hearing Loss Association (February 2013)

• Presentation titled “ Finding Your Voice as an Effective Advocate for Audiologic Issues” at 2014 American Academy of Audiology AudiologyNOW! Conference (March 2014)

AWARDS & HONORS

• Student Academy of Audiology Leadership Scholarship recipient (2013-2014 year) • Academic Programs in Communication Sciences Leadership Scholarship recipient (2014-2015 year) • Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND-UCEDD) traineeship (2014-2015)

PROFESSIONAL AND STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

• Ohio State Chapter Student Academy of Audiology (2012-present) • Central Ohio Hearing Loss Association of America (2012-present) • American Academy of Audiology, student member (2012-present) • Abilities: An Alliance of Students With and Without Disabilities (2012-present) • Ohio Academy of Audiology, student member (2012-present) • Autism Speaks U at The Ohio State University (2012-present) • The Ohio State University Council of Graduate Students (2013-present) • Columbus Cochlear Awareness (2014-present) • Student Advocates for Down Syndrome (2014-present) • Coalition of Student Advocates for Individuals with Disabilities (2014-present)

CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE

• The Multiple Perspectives on Access, Inclusion, and Disability Annual Conference (April 2011) • American Academy of Audiology- AudiologyNOW! Conference: Chicago, Illinois (April 2011) • Ohio Academy of Audiology- Ohio Audiology Conference: Columbus, Ohio (February 2013) • Selected to attend Phonak LLC- Phonak University: Chicago, Illinois (July 2013) • Ohio Chapter of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Statewide

Biannual Conference: Columbus, Ohio (November 2013) • American Academy of Audiology- AudiologyNOW! Conference: Orlando, Florida (March 2014)

Elena Y. Chung 875 Burr Ave, Apt 204 Columbus, OH 43212 240-481-3602 chung.461@osu.edu

EDUCATION:

Ohio State University, Columbus, OH Ph.D. Chemical Engineering Graduate School Fellowship recipient Expected Summer 2015 Advisor: Professor Liang-Shih Fan

University of Maryland, College Park, MD B.S. Chemistry

Gemstone Honors program December 2008 Minor in Geology, GPA: 3.6/4.0

EXPERIENCE:

Ohio State University, Department of Chemical Engineering Columbus, OH Graduate Research Associate Sept 2010- Present • Designed and optimized oxidation catalysts for converting hydrocarbons to useable chemicals

products and fuels • Investigated and determined the kinetics and thermodynamic mechanisms of metal oxides

used in the chemical looping process for fossil fuel conversion and carbon capture using analytical techniques

• Supported the commercialization of the chemical looping technology from lab-to-pilot demonstration scale

• Coordinated lab safety, lab cleaning, instrument training and maintenance, lead over 20 person team meetings, guided the writing of million dollar proposals, maintained lab research finances and budgeting of million dollar grants, coordinated efforts involved with software and hardware lab computer issues, promoted lab research and technology through the writing of press releases, promotional materials and lab tours, and mentored junior graduate students

University of Maryland, Department of Chemical Engineering College Park, MD Metabolic Engineering Research Assistant Sept 2009- Aug 2010 • Initiated research focused on the development of anti-malarial compounds in genetically-

modified yeast • Organized laboratory facilities including lab safety procedures, analytical equipment training and

maintenance

Parallel Solutions, Inc. Lubbock, TX Marketing Director Feb 2009- Aug 2009 • Designed and created marketing documents and desktop publications as case studies, templates and

logos for a start-up computer services company • Edited and maintained online documentation and technical content to improve marketability

Schlumberger/ WesternGeco (WG) Gatwick, UK WG Land Environmental Management/Global Citizenship Intern Jun 2008- Aug 2008 • Assessed the environmental impact of seismic surveys with field visits to Egypt and Kuwait • Identified practices to reduce the environmental and carbon footprint of WesternGeco Land

operations • Compiled an extensive report with recommended changes using available cost-saving technologies Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole, MA Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Department Intern Jun 2007- Aug 2007 • Conducted radium and radon geochemistry on salt marsh pore water in Plum Island Sound, MA

University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA Geochemistry Summer Intern Jun 2006- Aug 2006 • Studied radium and radon geochemistry on California coastal pore water • Executed oceanographic research aboard Vessel Thomas G. Thompson Leg 198 in Cascadia Basin

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University Palisades, NY Geochemistry and Borehole Research Group Intern May 2005- Aug 2005 • Investigated neodymium and argon geochemistry on Ocean Drilling Program cores from Antarctica • Presented research titled “Provenance of Ice-Rafted Debris and Icebergs Offshore of Prydz

Bay, Antarctica” at Fall 2005 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Conference

Isotope Geochemistry Lab Intern Jun 2004- Aug 2004 • Processed Sm-Nd and Rb-Sr chemistry for Thermo Ionization Mass Spectrometer (TIMS)

Carnegie Institution of Washington Washington, DC Geophysical Laboratory Intern Jun 2003- Aug 2003 • Analyzed organic reactions under hydrothermal conditions • Received Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalist award for paper titled “A Novel Prebiotic

Route to Pyrimidine Synthesis: A Hydrothermal Threshold to the RNA World”

Lab Research at University of Maryland College Park, MD

Aqueous Geochemistry Lab, Department of Chemistry Feb 2007- May 2008 • Determined effects of arsenic and molybdenum isotope concentrations in sulfidic waters

Stable Isotope Lab, Department of Geology Sept 2006- Jan 2007 • Synthesized sulfur reactions to understand historic global mass balance of sulfur

Plasma Mass Spectrometry Lab, Department of Geology Sept 2004- Jan 2007 • Performed lithium column chemistry for Plasma Mass Spectrometry analysis

Gemstone Honors Team Research, Department of Special Education Sept 2005- May 2008 • Investigated artistic methods to improve reading comprehension in children with learning

disabilities • Thesis: “The Influence of Puppetry As A Story Retelling Tool On the Reading Comprehension

Skills of Children with Learning Disabilities”

Volunteer and Extracurricular Activities

Ohio State University Council of Graduate Students Columbus, OH Graduate Student Senator May 2013- Present • Represented the graduate student body in Ohio State’s University Senate • Worked to enhance graduate student life and promote student leadership

Ohio State University, Graduate Compensation and Benefits Committee Columbus, OH Council of Graduate Student Committee Co-Chair Sept 2013- Present

• Conduct comparison analysis on university graduate student compensation • Organized and compiled annual report of the state of graduate student stipends • Recommended changes to university academic officials (Provost, Deans and Chairs)

Ohio State University, Senate Faculty Council Columbus, OH Council of Graduate Student Committee Member Sept 2013- Present

• Advocated for the Graduate Compensation and Benefits Committee for the Ohio State Senate • Resolved and discussed major university issues amongst the Senate committee chairs

Ohio State University, Senate Council on Academic Affairs Columbus, OH Council of Graduate Student Committee Member Sept 2013- Present

• Reviewed university academic affairs such as the creation and modification of university programs, degrees, majors and minors as a Graduate Student representative

U.S. Department of Energy APRA-E Energy Summit Student Program Washington, DC Student Participant Mar 2014

• Engaged in discussions and seminars with future energy leaders Shell Leadership Conference Columbus, OH Student Participant Feb 2014

• Participated in interactive forums and workshops focused on leadership development

Ohio Governor’s 21st Century Energy and Economic Summit Columbus, OH Student Volunteer and Student Program Participant Sept 2011

• Presided in discussions with future energy leaders • Aided in summit logistics and helped coordinators with conference events

Ohio State University Chemical Engineering Graduate Council Columbus, OH Business Officer May 2010- May 2011 • Coordinated and promoted departmental graduate events such as recruitment and social activities • Maintained and updated the council budget and business activities Ohio State University Pelotonia Student Team Columbus, OH Rider May 2011- June 2011

Engineers without Borders College Park, MD Project Leader (Brazil team) Feb 2007- May 2008 • Coordinated a team of 20 students to engineer a sustainable sanitation treatment project with a

$30,000 budget for a grade school in an urban community in Bebedouro, Alagoas, Brazil

Engineering Volunteer (Brazil team) Sept 2006- Jan 2007 • Developed and implemented a wastewater treatment system in Ilha das Peças, Paraná, Brazil

University of Maryland, Women’s Crew Team College Park, MD Rower Sept 2004- May 2005

Teaching Experience

CBE4624: Undergraduate Process Control Columbus, OH Graduate Teaching Assistant Fall 2012. Spring 2014 • Led MATLAB and Simulink Tutorial for a typical Process Control system for over 120 students • Provided guidance on homework, graded homework and exams and advised students

CHBE610: Kinetics and Reactor Design Columbus, OH Graduate Teaching Assistant Spring 2012 • Regularly provided office hour assistance for over 120 students • Graded assignments, and advised students in a Chemical Engineering principle core class

GEMS104: Topics in Science, Technology, and Society College Park, MD Section Leader Spring 2006, 2007 • Graded essays and assignments and provided office hours for second-semester Gemstone students

GEMS100: Freshman Honors Colloquium College Park, MD Co-Section Leader Fall 2005, 2006 • Introduced the university and values to a class of 14 to 16 incoming Gemstone Honors freshmen

Scholarships Ohio State University Graduate Enrichment Fellowship 2010-2015 Young Journalist Winner, High School Writing Seminar and Scholarship Program,

The Washington Post, $10,000 2004-2008 Dean’s Scholar, University of Maryland, $3,000 2004-2005

Semifinalist, 63rd Annual Intel Science Talent Search (2003-2004), $1,000 2004

Professional Societies and Other Memberships American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Chemical Society Society of Women Engineers Women in Engineering Program (The Ohio State University chapter)

PUBLICATIONS:

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Luo, S, Bayham, S., Zeng, L., McGiveron, O., Chung, E., Majumder, A., and L.S. Fan. (2014).

Conversion of metallurgical coke and coal using a Coal Direct Chemical Looping (CDCL) moving bed reactor. Applied Energy, 118(1), 300-308.

Luo, S, Majumder, A. Chung, E., Xu, D., Bayham, S., Sun, Z., Zeng, L. and L.S. Fan. (2013).

Conversion of Woody Biomass Materials by Chemical Looping Process—Kinetics, Light Tar Cracking, and Moving Bed Reactor Behavior. Industrial and Energy Chemistry Research, 52(39), 14116-14124.

Bayham, S.C., Kim, H.R., Wang, D., Tong, A., Zeng, L., McGiveron, O., Kathe, M.V., Chung, E.,

Wang, W., Wang, A., Majumder, A., and L.S. Fan. (2013). Iron-Based Coal Direct Chemical Looping Combustion Process: 200-h Continuous Operation of a 25-kWth Subpilot Unit. Energy and Fuels, 27(3), 1347-1356.

Kim, H.R., Wang, D., Zeng, L., Bayham, S., Tong, A., Chung, E., Kathe, M.V., Luo, S., McGiveron,

O., Wang, A., Sun, Z., Chen, D., and L.S. Fan. (2013). Coal Direct Chemical Looping Combustion Process: Design and Operation of a 25-kWth Sub-Pilot Unit. Fuel, 108, 370-384.

Zeng, L., Kathe, M.V., Chung, E. and L.S. Fan. (2012). Some Remarks on Direct Solid Fuel

Combustion in Chemical Looping Processes. Current Opinion in Chemical Engineering, 1(3), 290-295.

Williams, T., van de Flierdt, T., Hemming. S.R., Chung, E., Roy, M., and S.L. Goldstein. (2010).

Evidence for iceberg armadas from East Antarctica in the Southern Ocean during the late Miocene and early Pliocene. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 290(3-4), 351-361.

Conference Abstracts

Luo, S., Chung, E., Xu, D., Majamdar, A. and L.-S. Fan, (2013). “Investigation of supported iron oxide

reduction by methane,” American Chemical Society Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May, 2013. Chung, E., Sridhar, D., Luo, S., Sun, Z., Majumder, A., Zeng, L. and L.S. Fan, (2012). “Challenges of

Naturally-Occurring Ilmenite for Chemical Looping Processes,” Pittsburgh Coal Conference, October 2012.

Kathe, M.V., Tong, A., Sridhar, D., Zeng, L., Kim, H.-R., Chung, E. and L.-S. Fan. “Syngas Chemical

Looping Process: Design and Continuous Performance of 25 kWth Sub-Pilot Scale System for Gaseous Fuel Conversion and 99.99% Purity Hydrogen Generation,” 29th Annual International Pittsburgh Coal Conference. Pittsburgh, PA. October 2012.

Zeng, L..Tong, A., Kim, H.-R., Wang, D., Kathe, M., Luo, S., Zhou, Q., Chung, E., Sun, Z. and L.-S.

Fan. (2012). “Iron-Based Chemical Looping Gasification Using Gaseous Fuels,” 2012 AIChE Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. October, 2012.

Dulaiova, H., Ruppel, C., Chung, E., Gonneea, M.E., Henderson, P. and M. Charette. (2008). “Pore

water exchange and nutrient and trace metal fluxes in a New England Salt Marsh,” Geological Society of America, October 2008.

Dulaiova, H., Chung, E., Gonneea, M.E., Henderson, P., Ruppel, C., and M. Charette. (2008).

“Multitudinal pathways of groundwater advection and associated nutrient fluxes in salt marsh estuaries,” Ocean Sciences Meeting, March 2008.

Williams, T., van de Flierdt, T., Chung, E., Roy, M., Hemming, S.R., Goldstein, S.L., Abrahamowicz,

M., and B. Tremblay. (2007). “Insights into the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, 3.5 to 19 Ma, inferred

from iceberg provenance,” 10th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences, August 2007.

Hammond, D.E., Hautala, S., Johnson, H.P., Chung, E., Engstrom, P., Esther, T., Paukert, A., Penton,

C.R., Schwartz, R.L., and M.B. Worsnopp. (2006). “Geochemical constraints on Si remineralization in Cascadia Basin deep waters,” American Geophysical Union, December 2006.

Johnson, H.P., Hautala, S., Hammond, D.E., Bjorklund, T.A., Evans, R., Esther, T., Engstrom, P.,

Worsnopp, M., Lagerloef, M., Kevin, J., Penton, R., Paukert, A., Chung, E., Schwartz, R.L., and A. Morello. (2006). “Cascadia Basin sediments as a source for the North Pacific Silica plume,” American Geophysical Union, December 2006.

Chung, E., Williams, T., van de Flierdt, T., and M. Roy, (2005). “Provenance of Ice-Rafted Debris

and Icebergs Offshore of Prydz Bay, Antarctica from Early Miocene to Present,” American Geophysical Union, December 2005.

Publications in the Media L.-S. Fan and E. Chung. (2013, July). Chemical Looping for Nearly Zero-Pollutant Coal Power, Power

Engineering, 12-19. E. Chung. (2012, July 7). Syngas Chemical Looping Ohio State’s L.S. Fan and Carbon Capture, Live Better. Invited Lectures “Carbon Capture Technologies: Iron-Based Chemical Looping Processes,”, Invited Lecture, CBE5771:

Air Pollution, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, November 13, 2013.

“Clean Coal Technologies at Ohio State University,”, Invited Lecture, ECE2194.01: Sustainable Energy

and Society, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, March 20, 2013.

Interests and Added Qualifications

U.S. Citizenship Languages- Mandarin Chinese (Conversational), Portuguese (Conversational) Relevant Courses- Technology Ventures Laboratory, Technology Commercialization: Invention to Market, Survey of Engineering Law, Introduction to the Global Energy Industry Interests- Communication writing, reading about global energy issues, long distance cycling, traveling Supervised Research- Mentored three undergraduate students on senior honors theses; Supervised high school students on science fair projects

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Christian Michael Harding

Harding.111@osu.edu 434 Alden Ave � Columbus, OH 43201 � (843) 331-9533

Education Ph.D., Biomedical Sciences emphasis in Microbial Pathogenesis, 2010-expected spring 2015

• The Ohio State University, Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program, Columbus, OH B.Sc., Biology with a minor in chemistry

• College of Charleston, Charleston, SC

Fellowships, Awards, and Honors Howard Hughes Medical Institute Med into Grad Fellowship, The Ohio State University, 2012-2013

• Full Stipend and tuition Legislative Incentive for Future Enrichment (LIFE) Scholarship Recipient, College of Charleston, 2005-2009

• Partial tuition

Teaching and Outreach

Group Leader, Wonders of Our World (WOW) Science Education Program, 2013-Present • W.O.W. is intended to bring science excitement and experience to elementary students

by engaging them to think and solve problems through experimentation • Led group experiments, communicated scientific principles, and fostered independent

thinking amongst the student participants Assistant Lecturer, Biomedical Science H480/2900H, The Ohio State University, 2014

• Created and taught lecture for the topic of electrophoresis Supplemental Instruction Leader, Introductory Chemistry and Biology, College of Charleston, 2008-2009

• Modeled study strategies and demonstrated how to successfully master course work in high attrition courses

Center for Student Learning Tutor, Organic Chemistry, College of Charleston, 2008

• Reinforced proper study strategies and organic chemistry fundamentals to enrich students learning

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University Committees Delegate, Council of Graduate Students, The Ohio State University, 2013-Present

• Serve as a Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program representative in the larger body tasked with managing all matters affecting graduate and professional students at The Ohio State University

Secretary, Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program Student Organization, 2010-2011

• Coordinate student activities to maintain graduate student interaction outside of the classroom

Abstracts and Publications

Poster Abstracts

• Harding, CM., Tracy, EN., Carruthers, MD., Munson, RS, Jr. “The role of type IV pili in the biology and virulence of Acinetobacter nosocomialis.” The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Research Retreat, Columbus, Ohio, 2013.

• Harding, CM., Tracy, EN., Rather, P., Actis LA., Munson, RS, Jr. “Acinetobacter

baumannii strain M2 produces function type IV pili.” The 9th International Symposium on the Biology of Acinetobacter, Cologne, Germany, 2013.

• Harding, CM., Tracy, EN., Munson, RS, Jr. “Functional characterization of Acinetobacter

baumannii type IV pili.” The 20th Annual Midwest Microbial Pathogenesis Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 2013.

• Harding, CM., Tracy, EN., Munson, RS, Jr. “Acinetobacter baumannii strain M2

produces functional type IV pili.” The 12th Annual OSUWMC Trainee Research Day, Columbus, Ohio, 2013.

• Harding, CM., Tracy, EN., Munson, RS, Jr. “Construction and characterization of a pilD

mutant in Acinetobacter baumannii.” The 11th Annual OSUWMC Trainee Research Day, Columbus, Ohio, 2012.

• Harding, CM., Tracy, EN., Munson, RS, Jr. “Construction and characterization of pilD

and comQ mutants in Acinetobacter baumannii.” Public Health Preparedness for Infectious Diseases Research Forum, Columbus, Ohio, 2012.

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• Tracy, EN., Harding, CM., Zimbler, DJ., Actis, LA., Munson, RS. Jr. “The products of genes encoding type IV pilin proteins in Acinetobacter baumannii ATCC 17978 plays a role in motility.” The 18th Annual Midwest Microbial Pathogenesis Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 2011.

Publications

• Carruthers MD, Harding CM, Baker BD, Bonomo RA, Hujer KM, Rather PN, Munson RS, Jr. 2013. Draft genome sequence of the clinical isolate Acinetobacter nosocomialis strain M2. Genome Announc. 1(6):e00906-13. doi:10.1128/genomeA.00906-13.

• Harding CM, Tracy EN, Carruthers MD, Rather PN, Actis LA, Munson RS, Jr. 2013.

Acinetobacter baumannii strain M2 produces type IV pili which play a role in natural transformation and twitching motility but not surface-associated motility. mBio 4(4):e00360-13. doi:10.1128/mBio.00360-13.

Professional Societies

• AAAS/Science Program for Excellence in Science Member, 2013-2015

Lauren Slattery

85 W. 3rd Ave. � Columbus, OH 43201 � Phone: (574)310-4434 � E-Mail: slattery.63@osu.edu

Education Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Bachelor of Arts with Honors Notation, May 2013

Major: Human Biology, Minors: Psychology, Spanish

The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

Doctor of Physical Therapy, May 2016 (anticipated)

Work Experience Victoria’s Secret, Mishawaka/Bloomington, IN

Associate, May 2010-April 2013

• Cashier/Training new associates

• Sales

Girls Inc., Bloomington, IN

Volunteer/Referee, February 2011-April 2013

• Referee of recreational volleyball games

Indiana University Department of Medical Sciences, Bloomington, IN

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, August 2012-December 2012

• Basic Human Anatomy, ANAT-A 215

Volunteer Experience

Stonebelt, Bloomington, IN

Volunteer/Sports Night leader, February 2012-April 2012

• Leader/planner/participant of exercise-based activities for adults with disabilities

Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Mishawaka, IN

Volunteer in Pediatric Therapy, May 2012-August 2012

• Clean/sanitize equipment, perform various clerical duties,

assist therapists with patients as needed

The Ohio State University School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Columbus, OH

Student Council Executive Board Member, September 2013-Present

• Serve as representative for the Doctor of Physical Therapy

Program

• Assist in planning fundraising, community service, and social events for the SHRS

Kidnetic Energy, Columbus, OH

Volunteer/Buddy September 2013-Present

• Assist children with various disabilities in group exercise and

gymnastics skills

Special Olympics, Columbus, OH

Volunteer, March 2012

• Attended state qualifying bowling event; assisted athletes with use of assistive devices and ensured safety of athletes during

performance

Skills

• Computer: Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

• Personal: Work well in a team, organized, fast learner, hard-working and thorough, compassionate and focused on caring for others

• First Aid: CPR/AED certification, pro rescuer certification, EMT certification

Nicholas P. O’Dell

431 W 6th ave Columbus, OH 43201 (206) 915-2466 Odell.98@osu.edu

Education The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH August 2013- Present, Ph. D. (May 2017 graduation) Ph. D. Cognitive Psychology -- Neuroscience/Neuroimaging -Cumulative GPA: 4.0 California State University, Fullerton, Fullerton, CA M.A. Psychology: August 2011-- May 2013 -Cumulative GPA: 3.90 B. A. Psychology: August 2006 -- December 2010 -Cumulative GPA 3.37

Teaching Experience Graduate Assistant, August 2012 – May 2013

Biopsychology Lab, CSUF - Trained students in neuroanatomy of sheep and human brains - Aided students with lab manuals, assignments, data entry and analysis - Assisted professor with course test preparation and grading Undergraduate Assistant, August 2009 – May 2011

Research Assistant, Psychology Department, CSUF - Aided students with comprehension of neuroanatomy - Assisted professor with course preparation - Hosted review session for students for exam preparation

Work Experience Huntington Medical Research Institutes, May 2012 – May 2013 MRI Research Assistant, Pasadena, CA - Data entry and Analysis using Excel, SPSS, and SAS - MRI/MRS training and data acquisition - Neuropsychological testing of Alzheimer’s and brain tumor patients Business Advising Center, July 2011 – June 2012 Graduate Advisor, CSUF - Assisted students in understanding courses required for graduation - Filed undergraduate with paperwork, transcripts, audits, and graduation checks - Aid students in career decision-making Center for Research on Educational Access and Leadership (C-REAL), June 2010 – January 2011 Statistical Research Assistant, CSUF - Data entry and analysis, survey construction and analysis - Organized a Faculty Research Colloquium for the College of Education - Summary reviews, literature reviews, transcriptions

Affiliations and Memberships Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, March 2012 - Present - National and Chapter Member - Membership by invitation to the top graduate students Psi Chi Honor Society, January 2012 - Present - National and Chapter Member - Vice President Order of Omega Honor Society, October 2009 – Present - National and Chapter Member - Membership offered to top 3% of Greek community Sigma Phi Epsilon-California Omega National Fraternity , CSUF, Fullerton, CA, September 2007 - Chapter President, January 2010 – December 2010 - Coordinated with chapter officers regarding responsibilities - Confirmed that all members meet the national chapter and university academic policies - Organized philanthropic activities for chapter members - Serve as representative for the chapter to university and national officials - Vice President of Communications, January 2008 – December 2009

- Plan events between undergraduate and alumni members - Organized and edited the chapter newsletter

- Chapter Liaison to the local alumni chapter

Volunteer Experience Camp Titan Counselor, Big Bear, CA, June 2007- June 2009 - CSUF’s Philanthropy - Volunteer for a week with underprivileged children - Primary supervisor of kids age 9-13 St. Baldrick’s Foundation, Fullerton, CA, April 2010 - Raised $10,000 via donations for Children’s Cancer Research - Supported the Gulf Coast BP oil spills cleanup effort

Awards and Honors

- Graduate Equity Program, September 2012 -California State University, Fullerton - Rose Hills Foundation Scholarship, May 2012 -Huntington Medical Research Institutes - Greek Man of the Year, December 2010 -California State University, Fullerton Inter-Fraternity Council - Outstanding Leadership Award, December 2010 -Sigma Phi Epsilon, California Omega - Outstanding Scholarship Award, December 2010 -Sigma Phi Epsilon, California Omega - Dean’s List, Fall 2009- May 2013 -California State University, Fullerton - University Fellowship Recipient, Fall 2013 -The Ohio State University - Psychology Department Fellowship Recipient, Fall 2013 -The Ohio State University

References Academic- Dr. Jennifer Trevitt, CSUF, 714-478-4127 Personal- JC Villacorte, Cal Omega SigEp, 626-712-7671 Professional- Dr. Donald Stenta, The Ohio State University Rec Sports Director, 614-688-4738

Vang, Mao Houamoua 1

MAO HOUAMOUA VANG School of Communication The Ohio State University

3016 Derby Hall, 154 North Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43210-1339

vang.18@osu.edu

Education The Ohio State University Ph.D. Communication Advisor: Jesse Fox, Ph.D.

Columbus, OH expected May 2015

M.A. Communication Advisor: Jesse Fox, Ph.D.

June 2012

Stanford University B.A. Art

Stanford, CA September 2008

Research Interests

Stereotypes and prejudice in computer-mediated communication Social categorization and identification Online impression management

Journal Publications

DeAndrea, D. C, Van Der Heide, B., Vendemia, M. A., & Vang, M. H. (under review). Same source, same content, different effect: How user-generated content can differentially affect viewers’ evaluations of a target online. Communication Research.

Johnson, B. K., Vang, M. H., & Van Der Heide, B. (revise and resubmit). Show me the goods: The warranting effect of user-generated photographs in online auctions. Journal of Media Psychology.

Van Der Heide, B., Johnson, B. K., & Vang, M. H. (2013). The effects of product photographs and reputation systems on consumer behavior and product cost on eBay. Computers in Human Behavior, 29(3), 570-576. doi: 10.1016/j.chb.2012.11.002

Vang, M. H., & Fox, J. (in press). Race in virtual environments: Competitive versus cooperative games with Black or White characters. Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking.

Wang, Z., Vang, M. H., Lookadoo, K., Tchernev, J., & Cooper, C. (revise and resubmit). Enticing high sensation seekers: The dynamic interplay of viewers’ sensation seeking tendencies and real-time message sensation values. Journal of Communication.

Conference Presentations

DeAndrea, D. C, Van Der Heide, B., Vendemia, M. A., & Vang, M. H. (under review). Same source, same content, different effect: How user-generated content can differentially affect viewers’ evaluations of a target online. Paper under review for the 100th Annual National Communication Association Conference, Chicago, IL.

Van Der Heide, B., Johnson, B. K., & Vang, M. H. (2013, June). Show me the goods: The warranting effect of user-generated photographs in online auctions. Paper to be presented

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at the 63rd Annual International Communication Association Conference, London, UK. Van Der Heide, B., Schumaker, E. M., Johnson, B. K., Vang, M. H., & Peterson, A. (2011,

May). The effects of product photographs and reputation systems on eBay consumer behavior. Paper presented at the 61st Annual International Communication Association Conference, Boston, MA.

Vang, M. H. (2010, July). Perception of technology usability and utility among the older Hmong population in the U.S. Paper presented at the SEASSI 2010 Student Conference, Madison, WI.

Vang, M. H., & Fox, J. (2013, March). Don’t hate the player, hate the game: Competitive versus cooperative games against Black and White opponents in Second Life. Paper presented at the 27th Annual Edward F. Hayes Graduate Student Research Forum, Columbus, OH.

Vang, M. H., & Fox, J. (2013, August). Race in virtual environments: Competitive versus cooperative games with Black or White characters. Paper presented at the 2013 Annual Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference, Washington, DC.

Wang, Z., Vang, M. H., Lookadoo, K. L., & Cooper, C. (2012, May). Enticing high sensation seekers: The dynamic interplay of sensation seeking, visual-auditory complexity and arousing content. Paper presented at the 62nd Annual International Communication Association Conference, Phoenix, AZ.

Book Chapters

Fox, J., Christy, K., & Vang, M. H. (in press). The experience of presence in persuasive virtual environments. In G. Riva, J. Waterworth, & D. Murray (Eds.), Interacting with presence: HCI and the sense of presence in computer-mediated environments.

Current Research/Work in Progress

Fox, J., Tang, W. Y., & Vang, M. H. Effects of persuasion and play on gender. Vang, M. H., & Dillon, K. P. The shielding effect of multiple identities on the bystander effect

in online cyberbullying. Vang, M. H., & Fox, J. Personality and prejudice: Survey analyses of perceptions of racial

prejudice in online social media. Vang, M. H., Fox, J., & Lee, R. J. Examination of racist Tweets through Social Identity Theory. Vang, M. H., & Lee, R. J. #gobacktochina #wtf: Examination of racist Tweets through the

Rejection Identification Model.

Teaching Experience Stand-alone Courses, The Ohio State University Communication 311/2511: Visual Communication Design, Spring 2012, Summer 2012, Summer 2013, Spring 2014 Communication 321/2110: Principles of Effective Public Speaking, Spring 2011, Autumn 2012 Communication 367/2367: Persuasive Communication, Autumn 2011, Winter 2012, Spring 2013 Teaching Assistant, The Ohio State University Communication 597: Media and Terrorism, Winter 2011 Communication 431: Strategic Communication, Autumn 2010 Communication 3165: Evaluation and Usability Testing, Autumn 2013

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Communication 4556: Information Technology and Organizational Communication, Autumn 2013

Invited Lectures

Developing Effective Presentation Skills Facilitator. Invited presentation for The Ohio State University’s University Center for the Advancement of Teaching – College Teaching Series, Columbus, OH, February 11, 2014.

Developing Effective Presentation Skills Facilitator. Invited presentation for The Ohio State University’s University Center for the Advancement of Teaching – Teaching Orientation, Columbus, OH, August 2012, August 2013.

Fair and Efficient Grading Facilitator. Invited presentation for The Ohio State University’s University Center for the Advancement of Teaching – Teaching Orientation, Columbus, OH, August 2013.

Ethics and Public Speaking. Invited lecture for COMM 2110, January 2013. Outlining and Organizing Effective Public Presentations. Invited lecture for COMM 2110,

September 2012. Usability testing. Invited panel discussion for COMM 611: Effective Communication for the

Web, February 2012. Selecting an advisor. Invited panel discussion sponsored by the School of Communication

Graduate Representatives, February 2012. An examination of expectancy violations theory in virtual environments. Invited presentation for

Communication and Technology Studies Research Group, October 2011. New media and terrorism. Invited lecture for COMM 597: Media and Terrorism, February 2011.

Service

Judge, Ray Travel Grant, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (August 2013) Judge, Career Development Grant, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (August 2013) Graduate Student Representative, OSU Chief Information Officer Search Advisory Group

Committee, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (August 2013 – January 2014) Interviewed candidates for the CIO position. Assessed candidates.

Council of Graduate Students Representative, OCIO Student Advisory Board, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (August 2013 – present)

Chair, Council of Graduate Students Communications Committee, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (August 2013 – present)

Delegate, Council of Graduate Students, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (May 2013 – present)

Graduate Representative for the School of Communication’s Diversity Committee, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (September 2012 – April 2013) Interact with potential graduate students from diverse backgrounds. Assist in advising departmental committees and the Direct on issues such as recruitment, status, and retention of minority, female. and GLBT faculty and students.

Treasurer, Graduate Pan-Asian Caucus, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (September 2012 – March 2013)

Co-Organizer, The 21st Century Graduate, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (February 2013)

Treasurer, School of Communication Graduate Student Organization, The Ohio State University,

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Columbus, OH (September 2012 – August 2013) English Conversation Partner, Columbus, OH (April 2011 – August 2013) Communications and Promotional Items Subcommittee, 2013 Edward F. Hayes Research Forum

Planning Committee, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (September 2012 – March 2013)

Proctor for Education and Human Ecology Division, Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum, Columbus, OH (February 2012)

Tutor, Americorps, Lompoc, CA (October 2009 – June 2010) Coordinated curriculum for children’s after-school program. Assisted elementary school-aged children with their literacy and math homework.

Literacy Tutor, Adult Literacy Program, Lompoc, CA (November 2009 – May 2010) Tutored an older Korean gentleman one-on-one on a bi-weekly basis in order to improve his English comprehension, phonics, reading, and writing skills.

Online Reviewer, William Saroyan International Prize for Writing (April 2010) Member, Foothill College Speech and Debate Team, Los Altos, CA (April – June 2009)

Ad Hoc Reviewing Positions

2012 International Communication Association Conference 2014 International Communication Association Conference

Reviewed 5 submissions in the Communication and Technology division, 4 in Game Studies, 7 in Intergroup Communication.

Professional Affiliations

International Communication Association National Communication Association

Scholarships and Awards

2013 Career Development Grant, Council of Graduate Students, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH ($250)

2013 Exceptional Teaching Award, School of Communication Graduate Studies Committee, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

2013 Asian American Studies Research Grant, Asian American Studies Program, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH ($250)

2010 Usha Mahajani Award, Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison

2010 Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison

2009 Finalist, Oral Interpretation, Northern California Forensics Association Spring Fling

Travis A. Whetsell 49 E Henderson APT C ♦ Columbus, OH 43214 ♦ 281-446 1668 ♦ travis.whetsell@gmail.com

Education High School Diploma Mayde Creek High School – Katy, Texas 05/01

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science 05/06 Texas State University - San Marcos, Texas

Minor: History

Master of Public Administration 05/11 Texas State University- San Marcos, Texas

PhD Public Policy and Management 8/12-Present The John Glenn School of Public Affairs - The Ohio State University Honors Robert Backoff Award for Best Paper 2013; McGrew Award for Best Capstone

Paper – CenTex ASPA 2012; Golden Key International Honour Society; Phi Sigma Tau- Philosophy Honor Society; Graduate School Scholarship; Commendation for Legislative Internship - 81(R) HR 2632, Deans List.

Memberships Associate Editor of the journal Armed Forces & Society Internships The ACLU of Texas, The Texas House of Representatives (81st Legislature) Academic Work History Teaching Assistant: Texas State University, Political Science Department 2009-2011. Editorial Assistant, promoted to Managing Editor: Armed Forces & Society, 2011-2012. Teaching Assistant: The Ohio State University, Public Affairs School – 2012- Present. Research Assistant: The Battelle Center for Science and Technology Policy – Summer 2013. Publications

Articles • Whetsell, Travis A. and Patricia M. Shields. (Forthcoming) "The Dynamics of Positivism

in the Study of Public Administration: A Brief Intellectual History and Reappraisal." Administration & Society, (Online First) http://aas.sagepub.com/content/early/2013/07/01/0095399713490157.abstract

• Whetsell, Travis A. (2013). “Theory-pluralism in Public Administration: Epistemology, Legitimacy, and Method.” American Review of Public Administration, Vol. 44, No. 2 - http://arp.sagepub.com/content/43/5/602

• Whetsell, Travis A. and Patricia M. Shields. (2011). “Reconciling the Varieties of Pragmatism in Public Administration,” Administration & Society, Vol. 43, No.4, 474-483. http://aas.sagepub.com/content/43/4/474.abstract

Book Chapters and Commentary

• Shields, Patricia M. and Travis A. Whetsell (forthcoming). “Doing practical research and publishing in military studies” in Handbook of Research Methods in Military Studies, ed. Soeters, Shields, & Rietjens, London: Routledge Taylor & Francis Group.

• Shields, Patricia M., Whetsell, Travis A. and Emily Balanoff-Jones. (2013) “Pragmatism in Public Administration: Looking Back, Looking Forward” in American Pragmatism and Organization Studies: Researching Management and Practice, ed. Rumens and Kelemen, London, UK: Gower Press. http://www.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409427865

• Shields, Patricia M. and Travis A. Whetsell. (2013). “Punctuation, Continuity, and Historicity: Traversing the In-Between” a comment on “Why Making a Decision Involves More Than Decision-Making: Past, Present, and Future in Human Action” author Bertram C. Bruce in Comparative Decision-Making Analysis,ed. Zentall and Crowley, Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199856800.do#.UWYCmKWBUVs

Research Projects

• Whetsell, Travis A. (2011) "The HEROES Program: Child Support Enforcement Among Veterans of War," Applied Research Projects, Texas State University-San Marcos. https://digital.library.txstate.edu/handle/10877/3747

Quasi-Academic Activities

Wikipedia Editor - Wiki Articles Started or Substantially Edited: American Academy of Periodontology Foundation, Armed Forces & Society, Caroline S. Wagner, Community of Inquiry, David R. Segal, Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, James Burk (Sociologist), John Allen Williams, Jos C.N. Raadschelders, Judith Black, Lithuanian Research and Studies Center, Morris Janowitz, Patricia M. Shields, Robert A. Vitas, Sam C. Sarkesian, Working Hypothesis.

Programs - SAS, Stata, Sci2 Network Tool, Gephi, Lisrel, Tabluea