Robin Gandley

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Robin E. Gandley - Teaching

Years Title Primary Instructor

1998 - 2003 Cell Structure, Metabolism and Nutrition-Biochemistry Morris

1999, 2002, 2003 Reproductive and Developmental Biology Daftary, Guido, Navara

2001 - 2007 Environmental and Occupational Health Student Journal Club Gandley/Takimoto

2004 Environmental Causes of Reproductive Failure R. Ness, C. Hagarty & L. Bodnar

2006 Principles of Toxicology Conference J. Fabisiak

2007 - 2009 Reproductive and Developmental Biology Daftary, Guido, Navara

2008 - present Environmental and Occupational Health Student Journal Club Gandley

2008 - present Fuel and Metabolism S. Morris

2009 Pathophysiology of Disease St. Croix

2010 - present Reproductive and Developmental Biology Guido and Powers

2011 Pathophysiology of Disease Click here for class slides St. Croix

Other Teaching/Training

Years Activity Description

Summer, 1998 - present Mentor for High School Students and or High School Science Teachers Magee Womens Research Institute Summer High School Research Program provides opportunities for student to participate in biomedical research. The students complete a four week hands on research project. During Student Research Day the students formally present their findings to an audience of parents and faculty. The program provides students with both an opportunity to participate in novel research as well as teaching them how to discuss scientific findings

2001 Chatham College Internship Program Sarah Flurschutz, a Biology major worked on a project entitled “Isolated arteries as a model for preeclampsia”

April - July, 2002 University of Pittsburgh, Medical Student Research Aliya Rogers, worked on a summer project entitled “ Hyperuricemia mediates some of the vascular abnormalities in preeclampsia”

Summer, 2003 College Student Research Program at MWRI Christina Stamoolis developed an animal model to study the impact of hyperuricemia on vascular function using rats

Summer, 2005 College Student Research Program at MWRI Catherine Stamoolis worked on a project entitled “Implications for hyperuricemia during pregnancy: A rodent model”

Summer, 2007 College Student Research Program at MWRI Stephanie Wherle worked on a project entitled "Implications of Inflammation during Pregnancy on Vascular Function"

Summer, 2008 College Student Research Program at MWRI Traci Provins worked on a project entitled “First Trimester Uric Acid as a Predictor of Adverse Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes”

Summer, 2010 College Student Research Program at MWRI Ashley Myerski worked on a project entitled "Haptoglobin phenotype and peroxidase activity in preeclampsia"

Summer, 2011 College Student Research Program at MWRI Maria Cacciotti worked on a project entitled "Oxidative markers in preeclampsia by haptoglobin phenotype"

Years	Title	Primary Instructor
1998 - 2003	Cell Structure, Metabolism and Nutrition-Biochemistry	Morris
1999, 2002, 2003	Reproductive and Developmental Biology	Daftary, Guido, Navara
2001 - 2007	Environmental and Occupational Health Student Journal Club	Gandley/Takimoto
2004	Environmental Causes of Reproductive Failure	R. Ness, C. Hagarty & L. Bodnar
2006	Principles of Toxicology Conference	J. Fabisiak
2007 - 2009	Reproductive and Developmental Biology	Daftary, Guido, Navara
2008 - present	Environmental and Occupational Health Student Journal Club	Gandley
2008 - present	Fuel and Metabolism	S. Morris
2009	Pathophysiology of Disease	St. Croix
2010 - present	Reproductive and Developmental Biology	Guido and Powers
2011	Pathophysiology of Disease Click here for class slides	St. Croix

*Years*	*Activity*	*Description*
Summer, 1998 - present	Mentor for High School Students and or High School Science Teachers	Magee Womens Research Institute Summer High School Research Program provides opportunities for student to participate in biomedical research. The students complete a four week hands on research project. During Student Research Day the students formally present their findings to an audience of parents and faculty. The program provides students with both an opportunity to participate in novel research as well as teaching them how to discuss scientific findings
2001	Chatham College Internship Program	Sarah Flurschutz, a Biology major worked on a project entitled “Isolated arteries as a model for preeclampsia”
April - July, 2002	University of Pittsburgh, Medical Student Research	Aliya Rogers, worked on a summer project entitled “ Hyperuricemia mediates some of the vascular abnormalities in preeclampsia”
Summer, 2003	College Student Research Program at MWRI	Christina Stamoolis developed an animal model to study the impact of hyperuricemia on vascular function using rats
Summer, 2005	College Student Research Program at MWRI	Catherine Stamoolis worked on a project entitled “Implications for hyperuricemia during pregnancy: A rodent model”
Summer, 2007	College Student Research Program at MWRI	Stephanie Wherle worked on a project entitled "Implications of Inflammation during Pregnancy on Vascular Function"
Summer, 2008	College Student Research Program at MWRI	Traci Provins worked on a project entitled “First Trimester Uric Acid as a Predictor of Adverse Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes”
Summer, 2010	College Student Research Program at MWRI	Ashley Myerski worked on a project entitled "Haptoglobin phenotype and peroxidase activity in preeclampsia"
Summer, 2011	College Student Research Program at MWRI	Maria Cacciotti worked on a project entitled "Oxidative markers in preeclampsia by haptoglobin phenotype"