Brandon Mark
4706 Huntsville Lane
San Jose, CA 95148
(408) 555-4648
Objective: Research position in Africa
Highlights
Expertise in the study of primates, especially chimpanzees.
Spent six months doing fieldwork in Zambia.
Proficient in using computer databases and spreadsheet software.
Work well independently and in teams.
Expertise in grant-writing.
Completed book on chimpanzees to be published by the end of this year.
Experience
San Jose Wildlife Institute San Jose, CA
Research Zoologist September 1991 to Present
? Studied primates and their origin, interrelationships, classification, life histories, habits, life processes, diseases and relation to environment.
? Studied growth, development, genetics and distribution of primates.
? Studied chimpanzees in natural habitat and collected specimens for laboratory study.
? Dissected and examined specimens under microscope for identification of species, study of species development and study of diseases.
? Prepared collections of preserved specimens.
? Raised specimens for experimental purposes.
? Supervised zoology interns.
Eugene University Eugene, OR
Assistant Professor of Zoology July 1986 to August 1991
? Taught undergraduate classes.
? Was commended for my research on chimpanzees.
? Received National Science Foundation grant for research on chimpanzees.
Eugene University Eugene, OR
Research Assistant October 1982 to June 1986
? Assisted two professors with their research.
? Entered data on research database.
? Assisted in writing portions of manuscripts.
Education
Eugene University Eugene, OR
Ph.D. in Zoology
Eugene University Eugene, OR
Bachelor of Science in Biology
? Earned 3.6 grade point average.
Publications
"Untapped Capabilities of Chimpanzees"
1991. Smithsonian Institute. 32(8): 45-53.
"New Approaches to Laboratory Research on Primates"
1988. American Zoological Journal. 52(18): 68-79.
"The Effects of Ecosytem Changes on Chimpanzees"
1987. American Zoological Journal. 48(16): 23-31.
Seven other articles published, four co-authored with Dr. Jeremy Poplins.
Affiliations: ? Member, American Institute of Biological Sciences
References: Available upon request
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