Michael Franczyk 4100 Forest Park Ave, Apt 401 Saint Louis, MO 63108 618-367-1126 mfranczy@gmail.com |
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Summary |
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Determined achiever with
exceptional broad knowledge of biology, math, and
physical sciences ·
Passionate about science,
especially biology, and excited to share that passion
with students ·
Skilled at preparing and
organizing material, providing a positive environment by
expressing a positive attitude, communicating
information clearly and effectively, and using
technology and programs to more easily relay and
organize information |
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Education |
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B.S. Degree in Biology |
2011 |
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Saint Louis University, Saint Louis,
MO ·
Graduated with a 3.24 G.P.A. |
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Certificate in Conservation Biology |
2011 |
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Saint Louis University, Saint Louis,
MO |
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Career History and Accomplishments |
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Cook, Pizza Man |
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Prepared and cooked food ·
Cleaned and organized
restaurant ·
Had to effectively communicate
with coworkers while concentrating on cooking to get
food out in a timely manner |
Summer of 2009 |
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Intern, World Bird Sanctuary |
1/15/2011 to 5/15/2011 |
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Learned how to effectively care
for various birds of prey while also learning about
their features and ecology ·
Interacted with and taught
people of all ages facts about the organization’s birds
and other animals ·
Part of internship was to also
learn the business side of the organization and helped
with organizing events and interacting with donors |
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Research Assistant for Dr. Knouft lab,
Saint Louis University |
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Coauthor of: ·
Compiled large amounts of
biotic and abiotic data and presented it in a clear
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Senior year was in charge of
taking care of the lab aquarium which had 30+ fish tanks
that held 2 species of minnow while also conducting a
senior project on their metabolism rates |
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Graduate Research Assistant for Dr.
Whitledge lab, Southern Illinois University Carbondale |
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Fisheries lab in which I
assisted in lab studies by going on numerous lake and
river sampling trips to collect the study’s species of
interest |
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