2012-current, Associate Professor, ***** ***** ***** University
Polymer and Fiber Science Program, Textile Engineering Program, Polymer and Color Chemistry Program

*****, Assistant Professor, ***** ***** ***** University
Polymer and Fiber Science Program, Textile Engineering Program, Polymer and Color Chemistry Program

*****: Computational Chemist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Center for Computational Toxicology

*****: Research Associate, Duke University, Department of Chemistry

*****: Research Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University,
Department of Chemistry

1996 (Summer): Writing Intern, AT&T, Middle Markets Division

1995 (Summer): Physical Science Aid, U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines, Fires, Explosions, and Explosives Group

PhD., Theoretical Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon University

B.S., Chemistry and Mathematics, minor in writing, Seton Hill University [Note that this institution is distinct from Seton HALL Univ. in New Jersey, and was a women's college when I had attended.]

Associations: American Chemical Society, Society of Women Environmental Professionals, American Physical Society

Awards: Outstanding Teacher, ***** ***** ***** University (2010); Sloan Postdoctoral Fellowship (*****)

Technical Expertise: multiscale modeling; molecular dynamics; polymer properties; fiber properties; computational chemistry; nanoscale science; nanostructured materials; scientific computing; object-oriented programming; shell scripting; structure-activity relationships; computational toxicology; nanotoxicology; predictive environmental toxicology; endocrine disruption; protein-protein and protein-ligand interactions; spectroscopy prediction; molecular electronic structure; excited ***** processes; nonlinear optics.