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CURRICULUM VITAE Mala R. Chinoy, M.Sc., Ph.D., M.B.A.

Position/Title Independent Consultant in Private Sector (To date)

Federal Project Business Manager for Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

“Pennsylvania’s Workforce Data Quality Initiative” (PA-WDQI)(2012-2015) Professor of Pediatrics (Adj.) Tufts University School of Medicine (Jan. 2009-June 2014)

Professor of Pediatric Surgery and Biochemistry Penn State Hershey College of Medicine (Dec. 1993-Dec. 2009) Address of Correspondence

Home: 74 Leearden Road, Hershey, PA 17033 Phone: Cell: 717-576-6220 (preferred no.)

Home: 717-533- 6875 e-mail: chinoy2008@gmail.com

Education Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Penn State Smeal College of Business, University Park, USA

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Reproductive Biology Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, India

Master of Science: Advanced Physiology and Histopathology (M.Sc.) Master of Science: Entomology (M.Sc.)

Bachelor of Biological Sciences (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Math) (B.Sc., Honors)

Graduate degrees in Indian Classical Music (vocal) and Language (Hindi), each.

Experience Pulmonary Developmental Biologist for over 20 years

Career long experience as an scientist/director/educator/administrator in US Academic Medical Colleges – since 1988 to date.

Global Education and Health Programs / Biomedical & Biotechnological Education and Research / Student and Faculty Development / Diversity & Inclusion.

Objective: To utilize my potential, wealth of knowledge and experience in education and research; provide strategic direction, solve problem, build interpersonal relations, manage talent, invest in younger generation. Commitments: 1) Mentoring junior faculty, postdoctoral fellows and students; 2) Committed to student affairs-recruiting, retaining, academic progress, career guidance and curriculum development with

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additional emphasis on global issues of health disparities, cultural competence, interdependence, civic responsibility; 3) Leadership training for women and individuals of underrepresented communities; 4) Dispute resolution, communication and problem solving; 5) Building multidisciplinary research teams to promote state-of-the-art science. Non-Academic Appointments Federal Project Business Manager for The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: December 2012 - present Leading and Managing Special Federal Initiative - ‘Big Data’: 1) to measure the outcomes of taxpayer supported workforce, human services and higher education programs: Return on Investment (ROI); and, 2) to identify the supply of skilled workers in relation to employer specific demand for workers: Supply-Demand. The goal of this initiative is to break interagency silos, improve communication, achieve cost effective operational efficiency, leading to greater transparency while protecting individual privacy and security for the integrated data system. Successfully led and completed the first phase of the initiative within 2 years, which has been implemented through: Interagency Data Integration, Longitudinal Data System, Data Governance, Data Quality and Data Sharing by PA State Government Departments, while focusing on team development, improving interagency communications, providing strategic implementation of technical architecture, closely working with Office of Information Technology and legal counsels, addressing policy questions and outcomes to further drive policy decisions. Independent Consultant in Private Sector: July 2006 – present Biomedical & Biotechnological Research and Global Education & Health Partnerships; Career Development / Professional Enhancement; Diversity & Inclusion Academic Appointments Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA Jan. 2009 – June 2014

Adjunct Research Professor of Pediatrics The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey, PA Dec. 1993 - Dec. 2009

Director, Lung Development Research Program - 1995-2007. Professor

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Oct. 2007 – Dec. 2009) Department of Surgery and Anatomy (2003-2007) School of International Affairs (2007 – 2008)

Graduate Faculty (2000-2009) Genetics Integrated Biosciences - Molecular Medicine

Associate Professor Department of Surgery (1998-2003) Department of Neuroscience and Anatomy (1998-2003)

Assistant Professor Department of Neuroscience and Anatomy (1996-1998) Department of Surgery (1995-1998); Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology (1993-1995)

Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology (1993)

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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 1990-1993 Institute for Human Gene Therapy, Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering Research Associate (1993)

Institute for Environmental Medicine and cellular and Molecular Lung Biology NRSA-NIH Postdoctoral Fellow (Jan. 1990- June.1993)

Albert Einstein School of Medicine, New York, NY Jan. 1988- Dec. 1989

Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Pediatrics Research Center Postdoctoral Fellow (Junior Research Scientist)

Selected Committees/Board Membership/ Leadership Positions held (institutional, cross-cultural, non-government and government consultant) 2012-06/2015- Member of Interagency Core Team for PA’s Workforce Data Quality Initiative 2012-06/2015 Lead organizer and member of the Interagency Technical Architecture Team, PA’s Workforce Data Quality Initiative 2008-2012 Ad-hoc member of national outreach team of educators/administrators leading faculty

career development / mentoring / promoting diversity and inclusiveness 2007 Member of the Governing Council and Inaugural Faculty of Penn State School of

International Affairs.

2006-2009 Member of the International Association of Medical Colleges (IAOMC) Site Visitors Team Panel and Member of the Advisory Council.

2006-present Member of the Society for Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (SELAM) and co-

chair of the program committee 2007-2008. 2006-2007 National Board Member of the Cultural Diversity Committee for LUNGUSA (American

Lung Association). 2005-2006 Managing Editor of a special volume on “Developmental Genes” for Frontiers in

Biosciences, the most widely read scientific electronic journal. 2005-2007 Committee Member of the Employee Satisfaction Team, PSCOM / PSHMC. 2005 Co-organized the first ever Diversity Symposium at the Penn State College of Medicine,

March 29, 2005. There were 55 plus participants at this whole day event. 2005 Organized and led the first ever Women’s Leadership Summit at the Penn State College

of Medicine, March 29, 2005. There were 110 plus participants at this whole day event. 2004-2006 Member of the Advisory Board of the Community Partnership Program – A strategic

initiative of the PSCOM – under the umbrella of the Dean’s Office. 2004-2006 Secretary of the Board of Directors, American Lung Association of PA. 2004-2006 Co-chair of the Dean’s Council on Diversity, Penn State Univ. College of Med.,

Hershey, PA.

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2003-2005 Member of the College of Medicine Scientific Review Committee (SRC), Hershey, PA. 2002-2006 Member of the Dean’s Council on Diversity, Penn State Univ. College of Med.,

Hershey, PA. 2001-2004 Member of the Leadership Development Team, Penn State Univ. College of Med.,

Hershey, PA. 2001-2007 Member of the Board of Directors, American Lung Association of PA. 2000-2009 Member of the Steering Committee and co-organizer of the World Community Culture

Club of Hershey, PA. 2000-2007 Member of the Inter-curricular Course Committee, CUMED, Penn State Univ. College of

Med., Hershey, PA. 2000-2007 Co-Director, Pulmonary Course Year II Medical School, Penn State Univ. College of Med.,

Hershey, PA. 2000-2007 Organizer of the Research Seminars, Department of Surgery, Penn State Univ. College of

Med., Hershey, PA. 2000-2006 Member of the Research Review Committee, Department of Surgery. Penn State Univ.

College of Med., Hershey, PA. 1983-1987 Consultant and Coordinator, Center for Environment Education, Department of

Environment, Government of India. 1983-1987 Consultant and Scientific Writer for National Council of Education and Research

Training (NCERT) School Board, Government of India. 1983-1987 Consultant and Program Developer for University Grants Commission (UGC) for the

Scientific Educational TV programs in Biology, Government of India. 1983-1987 Consultant, Script Writer and Program Developer for the Scientific Educational Programs

for Door-Darshan (TV), Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. 1983-1987 Script -writer and narrator of multiple radio programs in science, Ahmedabad Radio

Station, Gujarat, India. Awards and Honors

Nominated for the Bernard Gregory Award for Cultural Diversity, A National Award by the American Lung Association - 2006-2007.

Nominated for W. LaMarr Kopp International Achievement Award, The Penn State University - 2006-2007.

Received Science Spectrum Trailblazer Award 2006 - for being a pioneer in pulmonary developmental biology.

Received Emerald Honors Award 2005 - Career Achievement. A national Award for Minorities in Research Science Conference by Science Spectrum Magazine – Sept. 2005.

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Nominated for Distinguished Educator Award, Penn State College of Medicine - 2004.

Nominated for Howard B. Palmer faculty Mentoring Award, Penn State Graduate School - 2004.

Awarded as Career Investigator of American Lung Association- July 1998-June 2001.

Awarded Special Award for Selected Research Paper, American Thoracic Society, Eastern Region Meet Washington, DC, 1988.

Awarded Competitive Pool Grant, Junior Research Scientist, Pediatrics Research Center, LIJMC, Albert Einstein School of Medicine, New York, NY, 1988-1989.

Awarded for Best Paper Presentation, Indian Pharmacological Society Meeting, Ahmedabad, India, 1982.

Awarded University First multiple times (Essay and Debate Competitions), Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, School of Sciences, 1976, 1977, 1980.

Awarded Best Student - Biology (First Position Holder), Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, School of Sciences, 1975-1977.

Awarded Best All-Round Student, High School, 1970-1971.

President’s Award as a girl-scout with highest proficiency badges (India) – 1969. Administrative Leadership Initiatives:

Recognized nationally and internationally because of scholarly biomedical research publications and state-of-the-art presentations in the field of pulmonary biology, diversity, global health initiative, women’s leadership.

Led, organized, conducted, invited speakers for Departmental Research Seminar Weekly Series from 1999-2007.

Founded and organized Women’s Leadership Annual Summit at Penn State College of Medicine / Hershey Medical Center – 2005; sought after speaker on women’s professional development and leadership. The annual program currently known as “Women of Hershey” being conducted by various organizations in Hershey.

Co-chaired council on diversity (2004-2006), advised and mentored students Multicultural Club; collaborated, conducted and led several outreach programs for high schools for creating pipe-lines.

Hosted and led various educational and information programs for international scholars / visitors, such as Hubert Humphrey Fellows, delegations from various universities of the world.

Built and managed multidisciplinary teams across department, various university campuses and multiple state agencies.

Managed various research budgets, institutional program budgets, personnel.

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Participated in over 24 national webinars and seminars on Workforce Data Quality Initiative and issues around technical architecture, data sharing, data security, memoranda of understanding, best suited software for linkage and analysis or interagency data, algorithms optimization and rules.

Hosted Interagency Large Team Quarterly

Meetings at Commonwealth of PA (40-45 key team members attendance at each) to discuss and update the teams on goals and objectives for the project and its specific phases, bring new information and vision while moving forward with the initiative, discussing conceptual design for the technical architecture.

Drafted and defined Data Governance for PA’s Workforce Data Quality Initiative. Prepared various quarterly reports, handout providing and overview and progress of the project, national presentations.

Strategically lead and managed an Interagency Open Data project, successfully accomplished the goals of the 3 year project within 2 years. Presented the project and its potential to the executive leadership of the state department and the Governor’s Office.

Organized and Hosted Special Workshops, Webinars and Meetings on Federal Initiative –

PA’s Workforce Data Quality Initiative (WDQI), A Big Data Project Involving Integrated Data

System, with Focus on Sharing and Quality by State Government Departments

June 10 and 12, 2014: Organized two interagency meetings to discuss and kick-off longitudinal

data system technical architecture design, development and implementation

October 30, 2013: Authored a presentation for national webinar discussion with all US states.

Invited by Social Policy Research Associates – “PA-WDQI Shared Leadership Strategic Planning

and Policy Questions Development”.

August 14, 2013: Hosted an Interagency Meeting on PA-WDQI technical architecture concept

design, data governance and roles/responsibilities of collaborating partners.

May 15, 2013: Participated in Interagency Open Workshop on “Collaboration Possibilities with

JNET – An Innovative Workshop” hosted by PA State Office of Administration at CTC Technology

Park, Harrisburg, PA.

May 14, 2013: Hosted a full day workshop conducted by DoE / PTAC staff members and SPR

Coach on “Data Governance and Data Sharing” for interagency participants of Commonwealth of

Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA.

May 8-10, 2013: Participated in “PA Workforce Development: Catalyst for Economic Growth”, PA

Workforce Development Association, 29thh Annual Employment Training and Education

Conference, Hershey Lodge, Hershey, PA.

May 3, 2013: Hosted interagency discussion session on Technical Architecture and Analysis for

members of Office of Information Technology from collaborating State Departments with focus on

Source Data Systems and Data Sharing, Harrisburg, PA.

March and April, 2013: Organized two webinars with Department of Education (DoE) / PTAC on

Reasonable Methods for FERPA Implementation and Data Security for participants from of state

departments of Education, Welfare and Labor & Industry, Harrisburg, PA.

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Research Accomplishments:

Established research scientist in the field of cardiopulmonary developmental defects for the past two decades.

Founded and Directed Lung Development Research Program 1995-2007.

Awarded national scientific awards for career achievement (2005) and for being a pioneer in my field of research (2006); Established Investigator / Career Investigator awards from American Heart Association and American Lung Association.

Trained and mentored over 25 postdoctoral fellows, residents, graduate and medical students.

Invited professorship and lectures: over 77 external and 15 internal.

Funded by AHA, MOD, CMN, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, NIH and other private foundations.

Published more than 57 research articles in peer-reviewed journals; 3 review articles; several book chapters, educational books for middle school students; managing editor of an outstanding electronic journal- Frontiers in Biosciences; featured / state-of-the-art speaker at several national and international conferences.

Reviewed scientific journal research articles; reviewer for national and international grants for private and government agencies.

Invited Professorship and Seminars on Scientific Research: (selected from 77 external seminars. Additional 15 internal / institutional Seminars) “Transgenerational Inheritance of Human Diseases: Impact and Consequences of Epigenetic Alterations” Co-Chair, State of the Art Plenary Session Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting

Denver, Colorado April 30 - May 3, 2011

“Developmental Origins of Diseases and Transgenerational Susceptibility” Speaker, State of the Art Plenary Session Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting

Denver, Colorado May 1, 2011

“Epigenetic Basis of Pediatric Diseases: Insights into Embryonic Origins and Possible Reversal” Invited Speaker Pediatric Grand Rounds SUNY-Stony Brook Medical Center Long Island, NY June 9, 2010 “Emerging Role of Epigenetics in Pediatrics” Co-Chair, State of the Art Plenary Session Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting

Vancouver, Canada May 1-4, 2010

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“Role of Epigenetics in Pediatric Diseases” Speaker, State of the Art Plenary Session Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting

Vancouver, Canada May 2, 2010

“Transcriptional Regulation of Normal and Abnormal Lung and Cardiovascular Development”

Co-Chair, State of the Art Plenary Session Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting Baltimore, MD May 2-5, 2009

“Overview of Regulation and Regulators of Cardio-Pulmonary –Vascular Development” Speaker, State of the Art Plenary Session Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting Baltimore, MD May 2-5, 2009

“Pulmonary Development – Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia and Pathogenetics of Pulmonary Hypoplasia” Invited Grand Rounds Speaker Department of Pediatrics SUNY-Stony Brook Medical Center Long Island, NY August 6, 2008 “Genomics of Pulmonary-Cardio-Vascular Developmental Defects – A murine model of Pulmonary Hypoplasia and CDH” Guest Speaker Department of Physiology Monash University Medical School

Clayton Campus, Melbourne, Australia July 14, 2008

“Connexin 43 Modulations in Cardiopulmonary Developmental Abnormalities” Invited Speaker Symposium sponsored by Respiratory Section entitled ‘Cell-cell Communication in Lung Stress Responses’

Experimental Biology 2008 Meeting San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA April 5-9, 2008

“Pathogenetics of Pulmonary Hypoplasia / CDH: Cardio-Pulmonary-Vascular Developmental Defects” Invited Speaker at the Grand Rounds Neonatology / Pediatric Unit New England Medical Center Floating Children’s Hospital Tufts University, Boston, MA March 12, 2008 “Extracellular Matrix Imbalance and Abnormal Lung Morphogenesis”

State-of-the-Art Speaker A session on Lung Organogenesis – Vascular and Alveolar Interactions

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Pediatric Academic Societies’ Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA. May 1-4, 2004

“Pathogenetics of Cardiopulmonary Defects in CDH” Invited Speaker Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia International Meeting The University of Texas Medical School at Houston Houston, Texas. February 18-20, 2004

“Identification of Differential Gene Expressions in Normal and Hypoplastic Lungs using cDNA Microarrays”

Invited Speaker Department of Pulmonology Leiden University Leiden, The Netherlands. June 21, 2001

“cDNA Microarray Analysis of Altered Gene Expression in Murine Neonatal Hypoplastic Lungs and Their Roles in Abnormal Lung Morphogenesis”

Invited Speaker and Panel-Faculty Developmental Biology of the Lung in Relation to Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia – An Interdisciplinary Workshop Erasmus Medical Centre Rotterdam The Netherlands. June 18-20, 2001

“Target Molecules for Drug Discovery –(i) Alveolar Formation and (ii) Cancer” Invited Participant and Collaborator Workshop and Data Assessment Bayer Pharmaceutical Company, Oakland, CA. May 18, 2001

“Role of Retinoic Acid and Its Receptors in Lung Branching Morphogenesis” Featured Speaker BAYER Pharmaceutical Company London, United Kingdom. May 10, 1999

“Lab Chips and Microarrays for Biotechnological Applications” Invited participant Organized by Cambridge Healthtech Institute Hotel Inter-Continental Zurich Zurich, Switzerland. January 13-15, 1999

Leadership in Outreach, Diversity and Global Programs:

Since 2007 to-date my activities for the global programs outreach have been focused on cultivating deeper sense of service amongst graduate and medical students and enabling their summer placements or elective semester in different locations in Africa, India and in needy areas of USA.

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Invited speaker and panelist at different universities, national meetings, Society of Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (SELAM), world culture club, UN assembly, diversity symposia, private businesses and corporations on global health, ethics, race, gender issues.

Consultant and advisor on strategic planning for creating a welcoming climate for various university campuses.

Invited panelist and active participant in the annual round-table on interconnectedness / interdependence of this globalized world and help set strategies for Internationalization of our University.

Co-initiated of the global healthcare and partnership programs between universities from US and Eastern African for advancing science and healthcare education as well as services and a lead member of the PSU academic / healthcare partnership program with Tanzania and India.

Facilitated inter-university studies on sexual harassment in medical schools.

Co-chaired Council on Diversity (2004-2006); provided strategic direction and goals for embracing diversity 2004-2009 to advocate and create a welcoming climate, deeper understanding and respectful environment for all. Established PSCOM definition of “diversity” and devised methods to disseminate the definition to the campus stakeholders.

Collaborated on projects with US State Departments in my prior job as a consultant for the Indian Government on science and environment education.

Provided strategic direction, organized, led community activities and K-12 educational outreach programs.

Designed curricula and help set criteria for faculty and student recruitment. Inaugural faculty and member of the Governing Council of the Penn State School of International Affairs.

Invited Professorship and Seminars on Globalization / Global Health and Human Well-Being / Building Partnerships: (selected few) “Relationships at the Heart of Globalization: a free ranging discussion of the issues of globalization and their implications for our disciplines and our university”

Invited Participant Interdependence Day Celebration International Programs Penn State University, University Park, PA September 11, 2007

“Indigenous Knowledge and Human Well-being: A Community-Academic Partnership in Tanzania”

A Seminar Co-sponsored by PSU Office of International Programs and Institutional Consortium for Indigenous Knowledge International Lounge, 4th Floor Boucke Building Penn State University, University Park, PA April 17, 2007

“Establishing a Research Enterprise: Opportunities, Administration and Global Partnerships in Health and Human Services"

College of Health and Human Services George Mason University 4400 University Dr. MS 5B7

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Fairfax, VA 22030 March 8, 2007

“Leadership and Innovation in Health and Human Services” College of Integrated Science and Technology James Madison University Harrisonburg, VA 22807 February 6, 2007

“Indigenous Knowledge and Development Retreat”

Sponsored by Inter-Institutional Consortium for Indigenous Knowledge (ICIK) Co-organizer and a presenter Hartman Center, Milroy, PA October 28, 2006

“Health Programs in Rural Communities of the World”

Focus on: Global Humanitarian Emergencies: Health Education and Awareness An Invited Panelist / Speaker World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting Washington, DC October 4-5, 2006

“Humanitarian Emergencies: Global Maternal and Child health Challenges and Proposed Sustainable Solutions”

Invited Speaker at United Nations Association Center County Board of Directors Meeting on A Perspective o the UN’s Millennium Developmental Goals University Park, PA June 5, 2006

“Preparing Students for Democratic Citizenship in an Interdependent World”

Invited Panelist in a Roundtable Cosponsored by International Programs and The University Libraries Mann Assembly Room Pattee/Paterno Library University Park, PA March 14, 2006

Invited Professorship and Seminars on Diversity: (selected few)

“Professional Networking and Mentoring for Diverse Faculty and Trainees”

Invited Facilitator A Workshop with “Open Space” design American Society of Pediatric Hematology Oncology Annual Meeting New Orleans, LA May 10-12, 2012.

“Value of Diversity and Inclusion: Strategies for Creating, Sustaining and Effectively Leading a Multicultural

Workforce”

Speaker and Conductor of A Workshop for the Board Members of ASPHO -

American Society of Pediatric Hematology Oncology Glenview, Chicago, IL September 20, 2011 “Embracing a Multicultural Workforce: Strategies for Inclusiveness” A workshop for Women in Medicine

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SUNY-Stony Brook Medical Center Long Island, NY June 8, 2010

“Creating and Sustaining a Multicultural Workforce, the Fit and Inclusiveness”

Co-Chair and Leader, PAS 2010 Workshop Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting

Vancouver, Canada May 1, 2010

“Cultural History and the Art of Mehndi (Henna) Tattoos” Invited Speaker Hershey Area Art Association Hershey Public Library Hershey, PA November 10, 2009

“What is Race? The Social, Cultural and Scientific Bases of Human Race” Invited Talk – open for all employees and Women in Medicine SUNY-Stony Brook Medical Center Long Island, NY August 5, 2008 “Living and Working in a Culturally Diverse World: Respectful and Inclusive of All”

Invited Presentation and Discussion Annual Meeting with Board Members of American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) of Central Pennsylvania Hershey, PA October 6, 2006

“What is Race? The Scientific, Cultural and Sociologic Bases of Human Race”

Invited Speaker for the Diversity Symposium; World Culture Club of Hershey and The Doctors of Kienle Center for Humanistic Medicine (respectively) Hershey, PA. November 18 and July 6, 2005

“Asian-Indian Cultural Heritage” Featured Speaker at the Asia-Pacific Month Celebration Sponsored by the Office of Diversity Development and the Diversity Leadership Council The Hotel Hershey, Castilian Room Hershey, PA. May 20, 2005

“Creating a Diverse and Inclusive Community” Featured Speaker for Martin Luther King Day Celebration University of Sciences of Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA. January 17, 2005

“Legacy of Dr, Martin Luther King, Jr.” – A Panel Discussion Panel Discussant Penn State College of Medicine and Hershey Medical Center

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Hershey, PA. January 20, 2005

“Myths and Realities of Comprehensive Career Development” Co-presenter and participant Faculty Affairs Professional Development Conference Association of American Medical Colleges Tampa, Florida. January 24-27, 2004

“My Cultural Heritage” Unique Cultures – An International Culture Club of Central Pennsylvania Hershey, PA March 6, 2002

“Bharatnatyam” - Indian Classical Dance Function Emcee Edison, NJ. August 30-31, 1998

“Sangam” - Indian Classical Dance Programs Emcee - Two Charity Shows Brighton and London, UK July 9 and 12, 1998

Invited Professorship and Seminars on Women’s Leadership: (selected few)

“CREATE Tomorrow: What is the Problem for Women?” Special Workshop for Women in Medicine SUNY-Stony Brook Medical Center Long Island, NY August 5, 2008

“Women Leaders for the 21st Century: Ideals”

Identifying, Developing, Encouraging, Advancing, Linking and Supporting Women in Higher Education Pennsylvania American Council on Education, OWHE Fall Forum, Hershey, PA October 29-30, 2006

“Advancing Women’s Leadership”

Nominated participant Northwest Regional Leadership Forum Office of Women in Higher Education American Council on Education, Portland, Oregon October 25-27, 2006

“Case Studies and Discussions on Gender Biases in Academic Medical Centers” Invited Panelist on Diversity Related Issues Society for Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (SELAM) 2006 Spring Continuing Education Program Philadelphia, PA April 21-22, 2006

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“Women of India from 6000 years ago to date - We have come a long way!” Keynote Speaker at the Women’s History Month Celebration Invited by Women’s Council Leadership Team The Hershey Company Hershey, PA. March 22, 2006

Educational Leadership:

Developed new scientific, educational, outreach (local and global) and other multidisciplinary projects and collaborations through vision, strategic plan and innovative / creative approaches.

Dedicated educator and Course Director for medical school and graduate school; Mentored students / advised to diversified student organizations (1999-2007), active faculty participant in recruitment/retention/academic progress and career guidance.

Co-director of the Pulmonary Course for 2nd year medical students – 1999-2007. Within a years, turned a low ratings course to be a model course at PSCOM. Active member of the core curricular committee.

Successfully designed, led and executed institutional projects on research, education, diversity, administration, global healthcare, community outreach and international scholars leadership at Penn State College of Medicine (PSCOM).

Provided vision and direction for career guidance and professional enhancement of minority faculty and postdoctoral fellows (2002-2003), which led to the establishment of the Junior Faculty Development Program at PSCOM. .

Mentored and advised graduate and medical students to help resolve their career and interpersonal issues.

Courses Taught at College of Medicine, Penn State University

Developed Core Curriculum on ‘Global Cultures and Leadership’ for College of International Affairs – PSU - 2007-2008.

Intercollege Program in IBIOS 591 – Spring 2005, 2006, 2007. Course- Ethics in the Life Sciences. Lecture / Discussion “Mentoring : the Advisor / Trainee Relationship and Their Responsibilities”.

Co-Director of the Pulmonary Course for 2000-2007 – Medical Students Year 2 Interdisciplinary Course.

Contributed to the course development for the Advanced Genetics Course for the Graduate Students and Teaching the Program – Applying Informatics to the Multifactorial Diseases. February 11, 13, 18 and 20, 2003; four sessions of 1hr. 30 min each.

Intercollege Program In Genetics – Fall Semester 2002 – Graduate Students in Genetics. Methods to Assess Differential gene Expression Techniques – State of the Art Microarray Technology and its Applications. November 6, 2002.

Intercollege Program In Genetics – Spring Semester 2002 – Graduate Students in Genetics. Data Analysis of Differential Gene Expression Techniques – Coupled Two Way Clustering Analysis of Microarray Data. February 13, 2002.

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Integrated Curriculum Year I Medical Students – Histology Laboratory Course – Respiratory System; Male Reproductive System. Academic year 2000-2001; 2001-2002 Fall Semester.

Integrated Curriculum Year I Medical Students – The Structural Basis of Medical Practice (SMBP) Lecture – “Weeks 3-8 Development – Human Embryology” – Academic year 2000-2001; 2001-2002, Fall Semester.

Integrated Curriculum, Year II Medical Students – “Reproduction, Development & Renal – RDR 726” - Academic year 1998/1 999, Spring Semester.

Techniques Taught / Training in My Lab

Cell Biology - Fetal, neonatal and adult - lung developmental study. Mouse, Rat and human in vitro and in vivo systems - primary cells, explants and organ cultures; cell-matrix interactions using variety of substrata; intact lung model.

Biochemistry - Surfactant uptake using radioactive double label; effects of secretagogues on surfactant uptake, enzyme assays.

Molecular Biology - Recombinant DNA Techniques and Applications; Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Applications; In-situ PCR; Gene expression and regulation; Differential Display of genes; DNA Sequencing; in vitro gene transfer using retroviruses; identification and characterization of proteins by 1D, 2D gels (Western blotting and protein profiles) and protein sequencing.

Morphology - Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy; Laser Confocal Microscopy; Light Microscopy (LM); Morphometric analysis; Histochemistry; Immunohistochemistry; Cryomicrotomy; Ultra-microtomy; Electron Probe Microanalysis.

Embryology - Molecular Embryology of the Mouse – Based on a Summer Course at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories, Long Island, N.Y., 2000.

Graduate Committee Member / Chair and MSR Projects

1. Rachel Causak – Medical Student Research (MSR) project – 1997. 2. Marie Le - Medical Student Research (MSR) project – 2001. 3. Christopher Gee - Medical Student Research (MSR) project – 2001. 4. Harbir Singh - Medical Student Research (MSR) project – 2006-2007. 5. Yan Yan - Graduate Student in Genetics Program, M.S. 2007. 6. Nicole Woll - Graduate Student in Genetics Program, Ph.D. 2007. 7. Yan Zhong - Graduate Student in Genetics Program, Ph.D. 2008. 8. Soniya Sinha - Graduate Student in Genetics Program, M.S. 2008.

Postdoctoral Trainees / Fellows and Students Since 1995 Name Title Years in My Lab

1. Steven E. Zgleszewski, M.D. General Surgery Fellow July 1995 - June1997

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2. Li Zhang, M.D. Postdoctoral Fellow May 1996 - July 1998 3. Xiaoxuan Guo, M.D. Postdoctoral Fellow July 1996 -May 1997 4. Xiaoli Chi, M.D. Postdoctoral Fellow July 1997 – July 1999 5. Rachel A. Causak, B.E. Summer Student June 1997-Aug. 1997 6. Milan Dalsania Summer Student September 1998 7. Monica Torres Ruis Masters Degree Student Sept. 1998 -Dec.1998 8. Riju Bhabuta Visiting Scientist Feb.-March 1999

Bayer Pharmaceuticals, London, UK. 9. Priya A. Acharya Student Visitor March 15-21, 1999 10. Siddhartha Chandala Summer Student June 1999-Aug. 1999 11. Audrey Jenkins, D.V.M. Graduate student- July-Aug.,1999

Rotation in Lab. and Graduate Student Aug. 1999-Dec.,2000

12. Zandra H. Cheng, M.D. General Surgery Resident, Postdoctoral Fellow July 1999 -June 2000

13. Megan Graybill Summer Student June–August 2000 Winter Break Nov. –December 2000 Summer Student June-August 2001. Summer Student May- August 2002.

14. Jessica Henry Summer Student July–August 2000 15. Andre Dick, M.D. General Surgery Resident,

Postdoctoral Fellow July 2001-June 2003 16. Christopher Gee Summer Student May 2001-Aug. 2001

17. Marie Le Summer Student May 2001-Aug. 2001

18. Huiyu Tong Graduate Student - Genetics 2001 – Fall 2002

19. Joseph Jenkins, DVM Graduate Student - Genetics 2001 - Fall 2002

20. Chetan Dhamne, M.D. Graduate Student –

Molecular Medicine February-March, 2003. 21. Alexander Shifrin, M.D. Surgery Resident –

research training in my lab 2003-2004 22. Harbir Singh Medical Student -

Research Project 2006-2007

Reviewer for Peer Reviewed Journals and Grants

American Journal of Physiology (Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology)

Pediatric Pulmonology Pediatric Research American Journal of Pathology Biochemical et Biophysica Acta Nature Genetics European respiratory Journal International Journal of Cancer Journal of Applied Physiology Histology and Histopathology Journal of Pediatric Surgery Pharmacology Experimental Lung Research Nature Medicine

Reviewer of the Grants funded at National and International levels --Welcome Trust Consultant --External Reviewer for New England Medical Children's Hospital Research Grants, Boston --Ad hoc Reviewer for NHLBI, NIH --External Reviewer for Oklahoma State University Presidential Challenge Grant

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Research Funding Record A total of 25 grants funded between 1992 and 2007 from various sources as listed. Completed- Lung Development Research Program Fund – 1999-2007. Established and supported through private funds procured by Dr. Chinoy – P.I. Tobacco Formula Fund RFA 2005-2007. Genomic and Proteomic Evaluation of organ Failure. (P.I. Dr. Brian Reeves). Co-P.I. American Lung Association of Pennsylvania Research Training Fellowship. July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2003. Abnormal Angiogenesis: Implications in Pulmonary Hypoplasia. (P.I.- Dr.A.A. Dick). Mentor.

American Heart Association (Pennsylvania / Delaware) – Grant-in-Aid. July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2003. Endothelial / Epithelial cross-talk in the developing fetal lung. (P.I.-RE Cilley) Co-Investigator/Collaborator.

American Heart Association (National)- Grant-in-Aid. January 1, 2000 to December 30, 2002. Effects of revascularization and mesenchyme on reversal of pulmonary hypoplasia. P.I.

Department of Surgery Feasibility Grant. July 2001-June 2002. Role of parathyroid hormone and related proteins in lung growth and development. (P.I.-Dr.A.A. Dick). Mentor.

American Lung Association Career Investigator Award. July 1, 1998-June 30, 2002. Induction and Reversal of pulmonary hypoplasia in fetal mice. P.I. BAYER Pharmaceutical Company – Collaborative Project- Phase II. January, 2000 to September 30, 2001. Role of retinoic acid (RA) in alveolar formation: identification of genes. P.I.

BAYER Pharmaceutical Company – Collaborative Project- Phase I. February 1, 1999 to December 31, 1999. Role of retinoic acid (RA) in alveolar formation: Induction and Repair. P.I.

PHS 1 R55 DK 51381-01A1. September 30, 1996 to September 29, 1999. Role of intravesical pressure in bladder development. Co-P.I.

Children’s Miracle Network - Telethon Funds Allocations. August 1998-July 1999. Identification of differentially expressed proteins in normal vs hypoplastic lungs. P.I.

Department of Surgery Feasibility Grant. July 1998-June 1999. Function of the central auditory pathway after auditory deprivation. Co-P.I.

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation (Basic Research Grant). June 1997-May 1999. Murine lung morphogenesis: Induction and Inhibition. P.I.

Department of Surgery Feasibility Grant. July 1997-June 1998. Function of the central auditory pathway after auditory deprivation in rats. Co-P.I.

Children’s Miracle Network - Telethon Funds Allocations. August 1997-July 1998. Embryonic lung development - normal vs hypoplastic. P.I.

Department of Surgery Feasibility Grant. July 1997-June 1998. Role of differentially expressed proteins in embryonic lung development - normal vs hypoplastic lungs. P.I.

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Mentored Investigator Award - Penn State Cancer Research Grant Program. May 1997- April 1998. Isolation and characterization of the genes involved in differential tumorigenic potential of variant and classic small cell lung cancer (SCLC) cell lines. Mentor.

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation (Clinical Research Grant) April 1996-March 1998. Lung hypoplasia : an in vitro model of accelerated lung development. Co-P.I.

Children’s Miracle Network Research Grant. August 1996-July 1997. Vascular remodeling in normal and hypoplastic fetal murine lungs. P.I.

Department of Surgery Initiation Grant. June 1996-May 1997. Hypoplastic lung development. Mechanisms and Reversal. Co-P.I.

ATS/ALA of Central Pennsylvania. July 1993-June 1995. Regulation of pulmonary surfactant protein B gene expression. P.I.

ALA of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Thoracic Society. July 1992-June 1993. Lamellar body calcium - an index of type II an index of type II cell differentiation. P.I.

Program Project HL#19737. Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Respiratory Physiology, Project 1. Fisher A.B. P.I. June 1991.- to date. Uptake and reutilization of surfactant components. Co-P.I. (2 years June 1991-June 1993). Peer Reviewed Scientific Research Articles (Selected out of 57) Volpe MA, Wang KTW, Nielsen HC, Chinoy MR. Unique spatial and cellular expression patterns of Hoxa5, Hoxb4 and Hoxb6 proteins in normal developing murine lung are modified in pulmonary hypoplasia. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology. 82, 571-584, 2008. Semali L, Ackerman RM, Bradley SG, Buzinde CN, Fraizer MT, Jaksch ML, Kalavar, JM, Montecinos V, Chinoy MR. Developing Excellence in Indigenously-Informed Research: Collaboration between African Communities and the Academy. AlterNative : An International Journal of Indigenous Scholarship., Special Supplemental Issue, pp. 9-23, May 2007. Le M, Li Z, Cilley RE, Donahue HJ and Chinoy MR. Connexin 43 gene expression in murine cardiopulmonary developmental defects. Frontiers in Bioscience. 11: 30 14-3025, 2006.

Chinoy MR and Miller SA. Relevance of tenascin-C and matrix metalloproteinases in vascular abnormalities in murine hypoplastic lungs. Biology of the Neonate. 90:185-196, May 2006.

Narasaraju TA, Chen H, Weng T, Bhaskaran M, Jin N, Chen J, Chen Z, Chinoy MR, Liu L. Expression profile of IGF system during lung injury and recovery in rats exposed to hyperoxia: A possible role of IGF-1 in alveolar epithelial cell proliferation and differentiation. J. Cellular Biochem. Published online: November 15, 2005; Printed: 97:984-998, 2006.

Chinoy MR, Miller SA, Myers RL, Cilley RE and Dillon PW. Persistent vascular defects in lung allografts attributed to defective endogenous endothelial progenitors. J. Surg. Research. 124(1): 14-22, 2005.

Chinoy MR, Moskowitz J, Wilmore D, Souba WW. Basic science faculty in surgical departments: advantages, disadvantages and future directions. J. Surg. Research (Invited Article). 123: 153-157, 2005.

Mohideen M-APK, Beckwith LG, Tsao-Wu GS, Moore JL, Wong ACC, Chinoy MR and Cheng KC. A histology-based screen for Zebrafish mutants with abnormal cell differentiation. Developmental Dynamics. 228: 414-423, 2003.

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Volpe MV, Nielsen HC, Archavachotikul K, Ciccone TJ, and Chinoy MR. Thyroid hormone affects cell fate and airway morphogenesis during late pseudoglandular period of mouse lung development. Molecular Genetics and Metabolism. 80: 242-254, 2003.

Chinoy, MR. Lung Growth and Development. A Review Article. Frontiers in Bioscience. 8: 392-415, 2003.

Chinoy, MR , Nielsen, HC and Volpe, MV. Mesenchymal nuclear transcription factors in nitrofen-induced hypoplastic lung. J. Surg. Res.108: 203-211, 2002.

Chinoy MR. Pulmonary Hypoplasia and Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia : Advances in Pathogenetics and Regulation of Lung Development. A Review Article. J. Surg. Res. 106:209-223, 2002.

Chinoy MR, Graybill MG, Miller SA, Kauffamn GL, Lang CM. Angiopoietin-1 and vascular endothelial growth factor in vascular development and angiogenesis in hypoplastic lungs. Am. J. Physiol. (Lung Cell Mol Physiol). 283: L60-L66, 2002.

Archavachotikul K, Ciccone TJ, Chinoy MR, Nielsen HC and Volpe MV. Thyroid hormone affects embryonic mouse lung branching morphogenesis and cellular differentiation. Am. J. Physiol. (Lung Cell Mol Physiol). 282: L359-LL369, 2002.

Chinoy MR, Chi X-L and Cilley RE. Down-regulation of regulatory proteins for differentiation and proliferation in murine fetal hypoplastic lungs: Altered Mesenchymal- Epithelial Interactions. Pediatric Pulmonology, 32: 129-141, 2001.

Vyas SJ, Blaschak CM, Chinoy MR, Jackson EK. Angiotensin II-induced changes in G- protein expression and resistance of renal microvessels in young genetically hypertensive rats. Mol. Cell. Biochem. 212 (1/2): 121-129, Sept. 2000.

Zhang L, Cilley RE and Chinoy MR. Suppression subtraction hybridization to identify the genes responsible for differential tumorigenic potential of variant and classic small cell lung cancer cell lines. J. Surg. Res. 93: 108-119, 2000.

Chinoy MR, Zgleszewski SE, Cilley RE and Krummel TM. Dexamethasone enhances ras-recision gene expression in cultured murine fetal lungs : Role in Development. Am. J. Physiol. (Lung Cell. Mol. Physiol.) 279: L312-L318, 2000.

Zgleszewski SE, Cilley RE, Krummel TM and Chinoy MR. Effects of dexamethasone, growth factors and tracheal ligation on development of nitrofen exposed hypoplastic murine fetal lungs. J. Peds. Surg. 34(8): 1187-1195, 1999.

Causak RA, Zgleszewski SE, Zhang L, Cilley RE, Krummel TM and Chinoy MR. Differential gene expression in normal and nitrofen induced hypoplastic murine fetal lungs at gestational days 14 and 16. Pediatric Pulmonology. 26: 301-311, 1998.

Zhang L, Zgleszewski SE, Cilley RE and Chinoy MR. Differential display of genes in normal and hypoplastic fetal murine lungs. J. Surg. Res. 75: 66-73, 1998.

Chinoy MR, Zgleszewski SE, Cilley RE, Blewett CJ, Krummel TM, Reisher SR and Feinstein SI. Influence of EGF and TGF-b1 on patterns of fetal mouse lung branching morphogenesis in organ culture. Pediatric Pulmonology. 25: 244-256, 1998.

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Chinoy MR, Volpe MV, Cilley RE, Zgleszewski SE, Vosatka RJ, Martin A, Nielsen HC and Krummel TM. Growth factors and dexamethasone regulate Hoxb-5 protein in cultured murine fetal lungs. Am J. Physiol. 274 (Lung Cell Mol. Physiol. 18): L610-L620, 1998.

Zgleszewski SE, Cilley RE, Krummel TM and Chinoy MR. Maintenance of fetal murine pulmonary microvasculature in heart-lung en bloc whole organ culture. J. Peds. Surgery. 32 (8): 1161-1168, 1997.

Cilley RE, Zgleszewski SE, Krummel TM and Chinoy MR. Nitrofen induced dose dependent and gestational day specific left-sided diaphragmatic hernia and lung hypoplasia in fetal mice. Am J. Physiol. 272 (Lung Cell. Mol. Physiol. 16): 1362-1371, 1997.

Chinoy MR, Gonzales LG, Ballard PL, Fisher AB and Eckenhoff RG. Elemental composition of lamellar bodies from human fetal lung explants. Am. J. Respir. Cell. Mol. Biol. 13: 99-108, 1995.

Zepeda ML, Chinoy MR and Wilson JM. Characterization of somatic stem cells in human airway capable of reconstituting a fully differentiated bronchial epithelium. Somatic Cell and Molecular Genetics. 21(1): 6 1-73, 1995.

Chinoy MR, Antonio-Santiago MT and Scarpelli EM. Maturation of undifferentiated lung epithelial cells into type II cells in vitro - A temporal process that parallels cell differentiation in vivo. The Anat. Rec. 240: 545-554, 1994.

Chinoy MR, Fisher AB and Shuman H. Confocal imaging of time-dependent internalization of NBD-PC and localization of intact rat lungs. Am. J. Physiol. 266 (Cell. Mol. Physiol. 10): L713-721, 1994.

Chinoy MR, Dodia C and Fisher AB. Increased surfactant internalization by rat

type II cells cultured on microporous membranes. Am. J. Physiol. 264 (Lung Cell. Mol. Physiol. 8): L300-L307, 1993.

Kain ZN, Chinoy MR, Antonio-Santiago MT, Marchitelli RN and Scarpelli EM. Enhanced

lung maturation in cocaine-exposed rabbit fetuses. Pediatric Research. 29(6): 534-537, 1991.

Book Chapters and Review Articles

Chinoy MR. Making the most of Workforce Data. State Collaboration with External Entities for Actionable Research. Workforce Data Quality Campaign, April 2016.

Chinoy MR. Embryology of the Lung. In: General Thoracic Surgery. 7th edition. Editors: Thomas W. Shields, Joseph LoCicero III, Crolyn Reid and Richard H. Feins. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins. 2008.

Chinoy MR. Embryology of the Esophagus. In: General Thoracic Surgery. 7th edition. Editors: Thomas W. Shields, Joseph LoCicero III, Crolyn Reid and Richard H. Feins. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins. 2008.

Chinoy MR. Lung Growth and Development. Frontiers in Bioscience. 8: 392-4 15, January 1, 2003.

Chinoy MR. Pulmonary Hypoplasia and Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia : Advances in Pathogenetics and Regulation of Lung Development. J. Surg. Res. 106: 209-223, 2002.

Scarpelli EM, Cataletto M, Mautone AJ and Chinoy MR. The mechanism of surfactant function at birth and following therapeutic supplementation. In: Proceedings XI Internatl. Congress on Perinatal Medicine, Cosmi EV and GC DiRenzo, eds. Harwood Academic Publ., Rome, Italy. 1989.

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Co-authored the Teacher’s Guide and Textbook for Grade VI. Published by the National Council for Educational Research and Training, India. 1985-87.

Chinoy MR. Wrote sixteen (16) scripts on science education and popular science for National and State Radio and TV Network, India. 1983-87.

Co-authored the Textbook of Biology for Grade IV. Published by the State Government of Gujarat, India. 1984.

Chinoy MR. Activities in Biology. A book for middle school children, National Center for Environmental Education, India. 1984.

Chinoy NJ, Sheth KM, Seethalakshmi L, Parmar PY, Sanjeevan AG, Rao MV, Sharma JD, Chinoy MR et al., (CA review article). Studies on reproductive physiology of animals with special reference to fertility control. Comp. Physiol. Ecol. 7: 325-345, 1982.

Scientific abstracts: presented and published over 95. Research/Educational/global Health and Leadership Seminars / Workshops Hosted and Organized Organized and Co-chaired a Symposium on: Transgenerational Inheritance of Human Diseases: Impact and Consequences of Epigenetic Alterations for Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, April 30 - May 3, 2011. Organized and Co-chaired a Symposium on: Emerging Role of Epigenetics in Pediatrics for Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada, May 1-4, 2010. Organized and Co-chaired a Symposium on:Transcriptional Regulation of Normal and Abnormal Lung and Cardiovascular Development” for Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting, Baltimore, May 2009. Organized and Co-chaired a Symposium on “The ABC’s of Success in Mindful Leadership: Anchors, Balances, and Connections” 2008 Spring Continuing Education Program, Society of Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine, ACE Conference Center, Lafayette Hill, PA. April 11-12, 2008.

Organized a seminar on Medical and Graduate Education, Through Blended Learning via Virtual Technology", presented by Tim LaRose, CEO and President of Global Education Connections / TaskPark.com. Hosted by Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and International Interest Group, Penn State College of Medicine, Hershey, PA. November 6, 2007.

Organized and Co-chaired a symposium hosted by Society for Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (SELAM) on “Politics and Leadership: Policy, Perspective and Power”, at the Annual Meeting of American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC), Empire Room, Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C. November 3, 2007.

Member of the steering committee and co-organizer of the World Community Culture Club of Hershey- 2000 – 2008. Monthly seminars are organized by involving members of the national and international community.

Organized Surgical Research Conferences since 1997- 2007 (a total of 84 internal and external speakers). These were weekly research seminars organized and conducted to enhance “bench to bedside” knowledge and relate basic science research to the clinical, human health issues. One of the founding leaders of the nationally conducted Environment and Science Education Programs for the Government of India. Coordinated and conducted 12 National Workshops on Environmental

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Education and Awareness Program. A special program for Center for Environmental Education, Department of Environment, Government of India. 1986-1987. Established, hosted and organized Teacher’s Workshop on environmental activities and low-cost teaching aid production for school teachers, Ahmedabad, India. 1985. Conducted, hosted, organized and was an invited state-of-the art speaker at various national and international conferences, involving central government, NGOs, NCERT, UGC, National Museums and Parks and scientific organizations between 1977-1987. Continuing Education / Professional Enhancement Course Certifications

Leadership Courses:

2005-2006 Echelon II - The Tough Work of Leadership. Course conducted by The Center for Leadership Development at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center, September, 2005- January, 2006.

2005 (March 28-29) “Developing Future Leaders with Cultural Competency” and “Women as Leaders- A Leadership Summit”. Organized and conducted lectures and workshop to honor the Women’s Month.

2004-2005 Echelon II – Dialogue. Course conducted by The Center for Leadership Development at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center, September 2004 –February 2005.

2003 Leadership that makes a difference- Module 7. The Center for Leadership development, The Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.

2003 Participated in eight Leadership Foundation Modules on various topics such as leadership styles, team-work, recruiting and others.

2003 Echelon II – Organizational Culture, Change, and Diversity. Course conducted by The Center for Leadership Development at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center, January-October, 2003.

2002 (November 8) Masterful Coaching : A Five Step Method to Maximize our Potential. World Class Care Leadership Module 6- Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University, conducted by Carl Kaestner, MBA.

2002 (September 16) Leadership in Action. Module 8 conducted by Dr. W.W.Souba. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University.

2002 (June 3) A Leader’s Role in Building Commitment. World Class Care Leadership Module 5. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University.

2002 (January 17, & 24) The Penn State Leadership Program. Nominated participant. Berks Campus, The Penn State University, PA.

2002 (January 11) How to Handle Difficult People? National Seminars Group. Harrisburg, PA.

2001 (November 19) Leadership Development: Quality and Performance Improvement in a New Culture of Responsibility. World Class Care Leadership Module 4. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University.

2001 (September 26) Stress Management Workshop for Leaders. Conducted by Human Resources Training and Development, Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University. Instructor : Mazzaiti & Sullivan training and Development Specialist (Employee Assistance Program) Elaine Ressinger, Ed. D., NCC.

2001 (September 20-21) Leadership Development: Enhancing the Quality of Our Communications – World Class Care Leadership Module 2. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University.

2001 (June 25) Leadership Development: Achieving Our Vision Through Strategic Direction – World Class Care Leadership Module 3. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University.

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2000 Leadership Development Seminar / Workshop - World Class Care Leadership Module 1. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University.

Scientific Courses: 2002 (May 18) SNPs, CHIPS and Functional Genomics. American Thoracic

Society Post Graduate Course 18, Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, GA. 2000 (June 7-27) Molecular Embryology of the Mouse – A Summer Course at

the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories, Long Island, N.Y. 1997 (May 17). Postgraduate Course-Advanced Molecular Biology

Techniques. American Thoracic Society, International Conference, San Francisco, California.

1996 (October 17). 1996 Annual Cancer Symposium - Cancer Prevention, Cancer Risk: Basic Principles and Clinical Applications. Hershey Medical Center, The Penn State University, Hershey, P.A.

1996 (October 6-9). Differential Display and Related Techniques for Gene Discovery. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, N.Y.

1996 (May 10). Postgraduate Course- Mechanisms of Signal Transduction. American Thoracic Society, International Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

1996 (May 11). Postgraduate Course- Transgenic Mouse models as tools for studying lung inflammation fibrosis development. Ibid.

1993 (March 2-5). Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Applications/ Cycle DNA Sequencing. Workshop held at American Type Culture Collection, Rockville, MD.

1992 (December 14-18) Advanced Recombinant DNA Methodology. Ibid. 1992 (October 26-30) Recombinant DNA: Techniques and Applications. Ibid. 1991 (Spring) Seminars in Cell Biology and Immunology. University of

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA (no grades). 1988 (May) Postgraduate Course - Application of Molecular Biology to the

Investigation of Pulmonary Diseases. American Thoracic Society, International Conference, Las Vegas, NV. CME credit - 8.5 hours.

1988 (May) Fourth Annual Regional Res. Conference on Perinatal Physiology and Pathophysiology. New York, NY. CME credit - 6 hours.

1987 (Summer and Fall courses) Nassau County College, New York. Microbiology, Transmission Electron Microscopy. 8 credits.

1977-1987 Special Courses and Workshops - Reproductive Biology, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry, Microscopic Photography.

Educational Courses: 2005 (March 8) ROAR Series- Research Administration Training I “Grant and

Contract Administration”. 2002-2004 Completing a two years Degree Course – Masters in Business Administration at the

Penn State Smeal Business School. 2002 (April 26) How to Excel at Teaching Adult Learners. A workshop

organized at Penn State College of Medicine to enhance our educational mission. 1999 (September to December) Professional Development Seminar Series.

Promotion and Tenure Workshop; Conflict Management; Leadership Skills for Academic Management; Time Management; The Art of Negotiation; Academic Benchmarking.

1998 (January to October). Workstation Technology Series (computer related courses - windows, excel, power point, ovid, endnote, etc), Geisinger Information Systems, Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA.

1997 (November 12-13). Writing and Speaking for Excellence. Penn State Continuing Education, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA.

1997 (October 7). Writing Grant proposals. Penn State Continuing Education, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA

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1997 (September 30). How to Plan, Write and Design and Effective Poster. Penn State Continuing Education, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA

Integrated Medicine: Mind, Body and Spirit Related Courses:

2005 (November 8 -10) Mind and Life XIII: Investigating the Mind “The Science and Clinical Applications of Meditation”, Chaired by H.H. Dalai Lama and world renowned scientists, DAR Constitution Hall, Washington, DC.

2005 Developing Intuitive Intelligence: Essential Practices for Advanced Medicine. Conducted from March to September 2005 at Penn State College of Medicine / Hershey Medical Center.