Worked in a microbiology laboratory on the marine pathogen Vibrio vulnificus Performed self-designed experiments that resulted in publication Executed experiments for the completion of a Graduate Dissertation Attended weekly laboratory meetings for progress updates
Instructed college level laboratory course in microbiology Created and graded lesson plans and written examinations Instructed 34 students
Designed and performed experiments for The Invisible Armor Company Determined the effectiveness of antimicrobial skin protectant after bouts of repeated simulated sweating Evaluated the ability of the product to kill a variety of pathogenic bacteria and fungi
Performed Self-guided research on marine pathogen Vibrio vulnificus Designed experiments that were then carried out Performed ordering of office supplies and research equipment Kept records of goods ordered and received Obtained Government permission for sending pathogens overseas Research resulted in publication
Worked in Microbiological Research Lab performing guided experimental research Became familiar with many laboratory techniques Research resulted in publication
Investigate the relationship between pathogenic vibrios and environmental and biological factors in the Neuse River Estuary
Ph.D
B.S
Concentration: Biology; Microbiology
Brett Froelich's Organizations American Society for Microbiology January 2006 to Present Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society January 2005 to May 2006 National Shellfisheries Association January 2009 to Present Brett Froelich's Honors and Awards First Place Award for Research Presentation in Biology/Chemistry The University of North Carolina at Charlotte March 2011 Ronald F. Siebeling Award for Outstanding Graduate Student Poster Presentation November 2010
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