Andrew Petzold
Faculty Director NXT GEN MED at University of Minnesota-Rochester- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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University of Minnesota-Rochester
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Faculty Director NXT GEN MED
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Mai 2022 - –Heute
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Associate Professor
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Aug. 2021 - –Heute
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Assistant Professor
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Aug. 2013 - Aug. 2021
UMR aims to provide a wide base of knowledge, integrated both across disciplines that creates a well rounded individual able to confront the challenges of an ever changing world.Currently, Andrew is responsible for the curricular design and implementation of Anatomy and Physiology I and Immunology. He is currently conducting research on increasing the public understanding of science and science communication skills within a health science undergraduate curriculum as well as mentoring a group of student researchers exploring learning in a model organism. He serves on the campus curriculum committee (Chair 14-15) and is leading a full curriculum revision and review.
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Student Based Faculty (Lecturer)
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Aug. 2010 - Aug. 2013
As a Student Based Faculty at UMR, Andrew was responsible for the delivery of Anatomy and Physiology I and II, Molecular Genetics and Integrative (General) Biology as well as other courses within the Life Sciences core. Other duties included directly interacting with students at the Just Ask Center- a drop in tutoring center on campus.
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Instructor
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Mai 2009 - Aug. 2011
Instructed small groups of K-8 schoolteachers, pre-service teachers and 9th grade students. Taught series of short discussion based classes on genetics, basic molecular biology and microscopy. Instructed small groups of K-8 schoolteachers, pre-service teachers and 9th grade students. Taught series of short discussion based classes on genetics, basic molecular biology and microscopy.
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Mayo Clinic
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Visiting Graudate Student
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Aug. 2007 - Aug. 2010
My graduate research focused on the development of a model for examining the genetic differences that affect nicotine response. Specifically, I developed an assay that could be applied within a forward genetic approach using gene-breaking transposon mutated fish (tagged with either ubiquitous GFP or localized mRFP) to examine the genetic component of the nicotine response. Additionally, I developed methodology to bring microscopy to a wider audience by simplifying and innovating upon the standard the microscope design.During this time, he also developed curriculum and educated school teachers on simple genetics through InSciEd Out Education.
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Education
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University of Minnesota
PhD, Comparative and Molecular Biology -
Hamline University
B.A., Biology