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1 Curriculum Vitae Retha M. Meier, Ph.D. Department of Educational Studies Saint Louis University 3750 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri Phone: (314) September 2007 PERSONAL INFORMATION Date of Birth: February 27, 1955 Fields of Interest: Pollination Biology & Ecology Science Education At-Risk Youth Programs Forensic Science EDUCATION Southeast Missouri State University B.S. in Biology & Zoology, 1977 Southern Illinois University M.S. in Biology, 1983 Southern Illinois University Teaching Certificate, Middle/Secondary, 1984 Saint Louis University Ph.D. in Biology, 1993 Southern Illinois University Principal Certificate, K-12, 1998 CURRENT POSITION Assistant Professor College of Education and Public Service 1996 Present Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri PREVIOUS POSITIONS Assistant Professor Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri Adjunct Instructor of Science Anatomy & Physiology; Chemistry Maryville University, St. Louis, Missouri Laboratory Supervisor 1993 Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri Research Assistant Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri Teaching Assistant Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri Teacher Biology & Chemistry Cahokia High School, Cahokia, Illinois Teacher Science K The Governor French Academy, Belleville, Il Adjunct Instructor of Science Forensic Chemistry 1986 McKendree College, Lebanon, Illinois Forensic Scientist Illinois Department of Law Enforcement Fairview Heights, Illinois 1
2 MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AND BOARDS Sigma Xi National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Missouri Environmental Education Association (MEEA) Missouri Native Plant Society Council For Exceptional Children (CEC) (2004) Learning Disability Association (LDA) (2004) E. Desmond Lee Regional Institute Of Tutorial Education (RITE) Board Member National Science Foundation Grant Board Member For The School Of Professional Studies (2004) Beaumont and Summer Research Awards Evaluator ( ) HONORS AND AWARDS 2006 Faculty Excellence Award Saint Louis University Student Government Association 2005 Who s Who Among America s Teachers 2005 Faculty Excellence Award Saint Louis University Student Government Association 2003 Outstanding Teacher Award Saint Louis University Student Government Association 1987 International Science and Engineering Fair Recognition for Student Involvement San Juan, Puerto Rico 1987 SIUE Outstanding Science Teacher Award for Outstanding Leadership, Academic Achievements and Interest in Science 1986 SIUE Outstanding Science Teacher Award for Outstanding Leadership, Academic Achievements and Interest in Science 1986 Edison/McGraw Outstanding Science Teacher Recognition 1986 The National Science Teachers Association and The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Certificate of Participation in the Space Shuttle Student Involvement Program 1986 International Science and Engineering Fair Recognition for Student Involvement Texas 1985 SIUE Outstanding Science Teacher Award for Outstanding Leadership, Academic Achievements and Interest in Science PUBLICATIONS Refereed Journal Articles Meier (Edens), RM & Bernhardt, P., & Vance, N. (In Progress). Pollen-pistil interactions in North American and Chinese Cypripedium L. (Cypripediodeae: Orchidaceae). Herring, T., Meier (Edens), R. & Bernhardt, P (In Progress). Evolutionary implications of floral constancy of Halictid bees to Nuphar ozarkana (Nymphaeaceae). Meier (Edens), R. & Bernhardt, P. (In review). Charles Darwin and the yellow lady s slipper: Why is variation in the pollination ecology and breeding systems of orchids important for their conservation? Missouri Academy of Science. Meier (Edens), R. & Bernhardt, P. (In review). Why is variation in the pollination ecology and breeding systems of orchids important for their conservation? Submitted for publication in China. 2
3 Edens, R. & Murdick, N. (In review). Are there toxic plants in your classroom? TEACHING Exception Children? TEACHING Exceptional Children Plus. Edens, R and Gilsinan, J. (2005). Rethinking School Partnerships. Education and Urban Society. Vance, N., Bernhardt, P., and Edens, R. (2004). Pollination and seed production in Xerophyllum tenax Melanthiaceae) in the Cascade Range of Central Oregon. American Journal of Botany 91: Bernhardt, P. and Edens, R. (2004). A fertility clinic for flora. Plant Talk, No. 36, pp Edens, R., Murdick, N., and Gartin, B. (2003). The Use of Universal Precautions In The Classroom. Teaching Exceptional Children, Volume 35, No. 4, pp Edens, R. and Chittooran, M. (2003). Cataracts. Childhood Disorders Diagnostic Desk Reference, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., pp Chittooran, M. and Edens, R. (2003). Carpenter Syndrome (Acrocephalopolysyndactyly, Type II). Childhood Disorders Diagnostic Desk Reference, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., pp Edens, RM, Anand, SC, and Bolla RI (1995). Enzymes of the phenylpropanoid pathway in soybeans infected with Meloidogyne incognita or Heterodera glycines. Journal of Nematology 27(3): pp Bolla RI, Edens RM, Anand SC, Huang R, and Kozlowski P (1995). Molecular genetics and biochemistry of soybean resistance to Meloidogyne incognita and Heterodera glycines. Abstracts of the First English Language Symposium of the Russian Society of Nematologists: Edens R, Anand SC, and Bolla RI (1994). Involvement of phenylpropanoids in the resistance of soybeans to root knot and cyst nematode. Journal of Nematology 26:543. Matthews (Edens) RM and Stolorow, MD (1981). The development of carbonic anhydrase II in the group I buffer system. Journal of Police Science and Administration (9)1; pp Briner RC, Longwell CR, and Matthews (Edens) RM (1980). Isoenzyme typing of dried bloodstains using mylar-backed cellulose membranes. Handbook. Helena Laboratories, Beaumont, Texas. Nonrefereed Journal Articles Edens, RM (2000). Keeping kids in school SLU Newslink at Edens, RM (2000). Survival of the mutant toad. Edens, RM (2002). Friends. The Fugue. 3
4 PRESENTATIONS International Why is variation in the pollination ecology and pollen-pistil interactions of orchids important for their conservation? The First National Chinese Orchid Conference in China. Bejing, China. Bernhardt, P., Vance, N., and Edens, R. Presented by Bernhardt. January Forensic science. ABC Radio Interview by Robyn Williams. Full transcript Edens, R. 7/15/2006. The pollination biology of the genus Cypripedium in North America and China. Melbourne Systematics Forum; Melbourne, Australia. Bernhardt, P., Vance, N., and Edens, R. Presented by Bernhardt The use of Universal Precautions in the classroom; Council For Children With Behavior Disorders Annual Conference; Edens, R. & Murdick, N. Presented by Edens and Murdick. St. Louis, Missouri National Pollination ecology and factors affecting pre-zygotic process in Cypripedium montanum, the mountain lady s slipper orchid. Botanical Society of America; Chicago, Illinois. Vance, N., Bernhardt, P, Edens, R., & Smith, J. Presented by Vance Comparing the reproductive ecology of some North American and Chinese Lady Slipper Orchids. Native Orchid Conference, Ashland, Oregon. Vance, N., Bernhardt, P., and Edens, R. Presented by Bernhardt Regional Charles Darwin and the yellow lady s slipper: Why is variation in the pollination ecology and breeding systems of orchids important for their conservation? The Missouri Academy of Science. Bernhardt, P. & Meier, R. Presented by Bernhardt & Meier The North American and Chinese lady s slipper orchids: A fresh look at the sexy and successful Cypripedium. The 2006 John D. Dwyer Lecture. Missouri Botanical Garden. Bernhardt, P., Vance, N., & Edens, R. Primary presenter Bernhardt Children s needs as addressed by universities and agencies. Regional Institute of Tutorial Education, E. Desmond Lee Conference. Edens, R New direction for RITE. Regional Institute of Tutorial Education, E. Desmond Lee Conference. Edens, R The practical application of technology to pedagogy; Saint Louis University Faculty Winter Institute. Edens, R Reptiles & Amphibians in high school; Presented at the St. Louis Chapter of The Missouri Herpetological Society; Kirkwood, Missouri; Co-presented by Edens, R. & Lucy, K
5 Toads in the classroom; Presented at the Fifth Annual Conference on Environmental Education; Osage Beach, Missouri; Edens, R. November 11, Local Forensic science and CSI what is real? Plants and Cultural Diversity Class, Saint Louis University. Edens, R Reproductive success of the genus Cypripedium. Saint Louis University, Biology Department. Edens, R., and Bernhardt, P The pollination biology of Cypripedium parviflorum var. pubescens, the yellow lady s slipper, in Missouri. Missouri Native Plant Society Meeting. Herring, T. & Edens, R. Presented by Herring Fall flora of an Ozark glade located in Branson, Missouri. Missouri Native Plant Society. Edens, R Cypripedium parviflorum in the Missouri Ozarks. Missouri Native Plant Society. Edens, R Are there toxic plants in your classroom? Know your plants. Presented to faculty of Department of Educational Studies. Edens, R. & Murdick, N Forensic analysis of rape evidence. Saint Louis University Student Health & Counseling. Edens, R A pollination study of Xerophyllum tenax, AKA Bear Grass. Faculty Research Seminar for the Department of Educational Studies. Edens, R Rethinking school partnerships. Dr. James Gilsinan and Dr. Retha Edens. Research Seminar 2004 The application of DNA fingerprinting in the Forensice Science Lab; Dr. Tsubota s Genetic s Class; Saint Louis University. Edens, R. Spring Fiber analysis in the Forensic Science Lab; Dr. Bernhardt s Ethnobotany Class; Saint Louis University. Edens, R. Spring 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, Agnostic fish behavior; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System; Edens, R. Spring Science and Art; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System. Edens, R. Spring Human genetics; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System. Edens, R Paper chromatography; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System. Edens, R Owl ecology; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System. Edens, R Nutrition and healthy choices; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System Healthy choices: The food pyramid and portions. Presented at The Epworth Crisis Center October 11,
6 Forensic analysis of evidence from rape cases; Sexual Health and Alcohol Peer Education Group (SHAPE); Saint Louis University. Edens, R. February 27, Air molecules; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System;. Edens, R Slime and other interesting polymers; Truancy Program at the Juvenile Court System; Edens, R Forensic science; No such thing as a perfect crime. Roosevelt High School. Edens, R Project T.E.A.M. What we learned; E. Desmond Lee Regional Institute of Tutorial Education. Edens, R Professional Training Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction for Forensic Application; Summer 2004 Project Learning Tree (Conservation & Environmental Education); Spring 1997 Project Wild (Conservation & Environment Education); Spring 1997 Project Wet (Conservation & Environment Education); Spring 1997 Molecular Biology (DNA); DNA probes; Southern Blots; Isolation and purification of RNA from plant tissue; hybridizing DNA probes to RNA; Northern blots and dot blots; Serology Workshop; Fall 1982 Microscopy of Hair Analysis; Fall 1982 Advanced Fiber Analysis; Fall 1981 Blood Spatter Interpretation; Fall 1981 FBI Fiber Analysis; Fall 1980 Forensic Serology Training
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