Antonia Jameson Jordan

Senior Lecturer @Cornell University College Of Veterinary Medicine

Ithaca, NY, US
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2021 — Present

Senior Lecturer @Cornell University College Of Veterinary Medicine

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Ithaca, NY, US

Course Leader, Management of Fluid and Electrolyte DisordersCancer Section Leader, Cell Biology and GeneticsFaculty tutor in problem-based learning courses covering anatomy, physiology, and pathology (\"The Animal Body\" and \"Function and Dysfunction\"Member of Curriculum Design Group for Cell Biology and Genetics (Foundation Course II), and Function and Dysfunction (Foundation Course in multiple courses in the veterinary basic science curriculum.Topics include cell biology, histology, cardiovascular physiology, renal physiology, and exercise physiology Develop innovative curricular materials for Function and Dysfunction and Cell Biology and Genetics, including new cases for problem-based learning, interactive exercises, and patient simulations.Committees: College of Veterinary Medicine DEI AdvisoryGroup Belonging at Cornell, Veterinary College Committee Chair, 2020 Cornell Committee on the Status of Faculty Women Department of Biomedical Sciences Education Committee Admissions Committee folder reader

EDUCATION

2008

Cornell University

Ph.D., Biochemistry, Molecular, and Cell Biology

1992 — 1995

Columbia University School of General Studies

Postbaccaulaureate Premedical Certificate, Biology, Chemistry, Physics

1995 — 1999

Cornell University

D.V.M. with Distinction, Veterinary Medicine

1982 — 1988

Princeton University

A.B. with Honors, History

SKILLS

Cell BiologyProtein PurificationLifesciencesMolecular BiologyScienceCell SignalingCellLife SciencesAnatomyBiochemistryProtein ChemistryLaboratoryCancerPhysiologyWorkshop FacilitationGeneticsLecturing

ABOUT ANTONIA JAMESON JORDAN

Although I am trained as both a researcher in the basic biomedical sciences and as a veterinary clinician, I define myself as a teacher. My over-arching goal is to help veterinary students make connections between the basic and the clinical sciences, and thus develop a conceptual framework that will allow them to reason, to make predictions, to make rational therapeutic decisions, and to become competent, confident veterinarians. Specialties: Teaching: Physiology, Pathophysiology, Cell Biology, Anatomy, Information Literacy, Areas of study: Professional Identity Development

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