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Felix Greco / CV | |
| Phillip Gregory Greco “Felix” to my friends. email: pggrecoATilstu.edu Objective To teach biological sciences at the college level. Education Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Science, tentatively 2006, Illinois State University Specialization in neurochemistry. Master of Science in Exercise Physiology, August 1999, Specialization in cardiac rehabilitation. Overall GPA: 3.80 / 4.0. Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science, August 1997, University of Florida. Upper Division GPA: 3.83 / 4.0. Graduated with Highest Honors. Research Experience Neurochemistry doctoral research- May 2001-present. Illinois State University Department of Biological Sciences. Experimental models utilizing fast-scan cyclic voltammetry. Biochemistry Technician- July 1998-December 1998. University of Florida Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics. Chemokine research utilizing recombinant DNA techniques. Research Assistant -January 1995-May 1997. University of Florida, Department of Physiology. Vascular smooth muscle research related to hypertension. Transplant Patient Training -January 1996-August 1996 Exercise training and data collection of transplant patients involved in University of Florida medical studies. Teaching Experience Instructor; Anatomy & Physiology - August 2005-present. Illinois State University Department of Biological Sciences. Course leader. Lecturer; Biology for Non-Majors - October 2004-December 2004. Illinois State University Department of Biological Sciences. Approximately 350 students. Lecturer; Biology for Non-Majors - August 2003-December 2003. Illinois State University Department of Biological Sciences. Approximately 350 students. Mind Project Developement Team Member - September 2001-present. Illinois State University Department of Philosophy. Developement of experimental online neurobiology curriculum. NSF Teaching Fellow- May 2001-August 2003. Illinois State University Department of Biological Sciences. Enhanced secondary education curriculum by working with McLean county school district. Teaching Assistant-August 1997-May 1998 University of Florida Department of Health and Human Performance Taught Anatomy Lab, three classes per week. Approximately 120 students. Guest Lecturer-
Additional Experience Medical Claim Processor- January 2000 - May 2001 State Farm Group Medical Insurance Division. Evaluation and investigation of medical insurance claims. Polysomnographer - August 1999 - October 1999 OSF St. Joseph Medical Center, Sleep Lab. Supervision of sleep disorder studies. Exercise Specialist (graduate internship)- May 1999 - August 1999 OSF St. Joseph Medical Center, Cardiac Rehabilitation. Phase I-III cardiac rehabilitation. Physical Therapy Volunteer - December 1998 - May 1999 Exercise training of a wide variety of individuals with different disabilities including PVD, Parkinson’s Disease, Stroke, and Quadriplegia. Exercise Specialist (undergraduate internship)-May 1997-August 1997 Lifetime Fitness and Cardiac Rehabilitation, Ocala, FL Phase I-IV cardiac rehabilitation and community health. Fitness Supervisor -May 1994-December 1994 Fitness Instructor -August 1993-May 1994 University of Florida Living Well Program Initial member workouts, Fitness screening, Administrative duties, Maintaining safety of gym floor, Observance of staff, Health Risk Appraisal testing. Head Instructor -December 1992-May 1993 Fitness Instructor -August 1992-December 1992 Better Bodies, Inc., Jupiter, FL Initial member workouts, Preliminary screening, Maintaining safety of gym floor, Scheduling instructors, Acting as liaison to management. Awards/Honors Golden Key National Honors Society (1995-present) National Science Foundation Gk12 Fellowship (2001-2003) Society for Neuroscience- Student Member (2001-present) Illinois State University Phi Sigma R.D. Weigel Research Grant (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Illinois State University Graduate Student Association Research Grant (2003, 2004) First Place, Illinois State University Biological Sciences Research Symposium (2004) Greek Community Faculty Appreciation Award, Illinois State University (2004) Outstanding Biology 101 Lecturer, Illinois State University (2004) Publications CH Gelband, PG Greco, JR Martens. Voltage-Dependent Chloride Channels: Invertebrates to Man. The Journal of Experimental Zoology 275:277-282 (1996). MD Deyrup, PG Greco, DH Otero, DM Dennis, CH Gelband, SP Baker. Irreversible Binding of a Carbostyril-Based Agonist and Antagonist to the b-Adrenoreceptor in DDT1 MF-2 Cells and Rat Aorta. British Journal of Pharmacology 124:165-175 (1998). PG Greco, PA Garris. In vivo interaction of cocaine with the dopamine transporter as measured by voltammetry. Eur J Pharmacol. Oct 31;479(1-3):117-25 (2003). PA Garris, R Ensman, J Poehlman, A Alexander, PE Langley, SG Sandberg, PG Greco, RM Wightman, GV Rebec. Wireless transmission of fast-scan cyclic voltammetry at a carbon-fiber microelectrode: proof of principle. Journal of Neuroscience Methods. 140:103-115 (2004). PG Greco, RM Meisel, BA Heidenreich, PA Garris. Fast-scan cyclic voltammetric characterization of the anesthetized male Syrian hamster striatum. Accepted. Journal of Neuroscience Methods. Additional Information In 2004, I applied for an NIH predoctoral grant. Though I was not funded, I gained experience not often expected of a doctoral-student. I have presented my research at the 2003 and 2004 Society for Neuroscience meetings. ** |
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