Ann Maloney
Science Teacher - AP Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Environmental Science at St. Henry District High School- Claim this Profile
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Experience
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St. Henry District High School
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United States
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Education Administration Programs
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1 - 100 Employee
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Science Teacher - AP Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Environmental Science
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Aug 2002 - Present
Design and facilitate lessons aligned with the Kentucky science standards. Lessons address a variety of learning styles with inquiry, hands-on, experimental, and traditional components. Formative and summative assessments are planned to guide all students towards success. Additional Duties: Professional Development coordinator New teacher mentor Health Care Careers Club moderator SHDHS Teacher of the Year 2006 Design and facilitate lessons aligned with the Kentucky science standards. Lessons address a variety of learning styles with inquiry, hands-on, experimental, and traditional components. Formative and summative assessments are planned to guide all students towards success. Additional Duties: Professional Development coordinator New teacher mentor Health Care Careers Club moderator SHDHS Teacher of the Year 2006
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University of Cincinnati - Blue Ash
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Cincinnati, OH
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Adjunct Instructor, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology
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Jan 1990 - Jun 1993
Adjunct instructor in the Biology Department. Taught Human Anatomy and Physiology (lecture and lab) to students in health care fields including nursing and other allied health areas. Adjunct instructor in the Biology Department. Taught Human Anatomy and Physiology (lecture and lab) to students in health care fields including nursing and other allied health areas.
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Institute for Developmental Research
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Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati OH
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Research Associate - Department of Neurophysiology, Leland C. Clark, principal investigator
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Jul 1984 - Jul 1987
Performed experiments in the areas of development of an artificial blood substitute, an implantable glucose sensor, and other medical uses of biosensors. Worked on numerous grant applications and journal articles. Performed experiments in the areas of development of an artificial blood substitute, an implantable glucose sensor, and other medical uses of biosensors. Worked on numerous grant applications and journal articles.
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Education
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Marshall University
Master's Degree, Biological Sciences -
Northern Kentucky University
Certificate coursework for certification in biology -
Wheeling Jesuit University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Biological Sciences