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Jessica L. Coleman

[email protected] Office: Department of Biology,

University of Texas at Tyler

Office number: 903-565-5889 3900 University Blvd.

Fax number: 903-566-7189 Tyler, TX 75799

EDUCATION

University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler, TX

M.S. in Biology: December 2006

Thesis: Basking habits of map turtles (Emydidae: Graptemys) along the Sabine River in East Texas

University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler, TX

B.S. in Biology: May 2004

Kilgore Junior College, Kilgore TX

A.S.: May 2001

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS

Ecology, natural history, biodiversity, and conservation of herpetofauna
Museum collecting of herpetofauna of the U.S.

RELEVANT COURSES

Graduate

Phylogenetic Systematics, Herpetology, Biogeography, Univariate Statistics, Mulitivaritate Statistics, Ethoecology, Landscape Ecology, Ornithology, Evolutionary Genetics, Graduate Seminar (2 semesters), Independent Study (2 semesters)

Undergraduate

General Biology I, General Chemistry I & II, Organic Chemistry I & II, Analytical Chemistry, Ecology, Vertebrate and Natural History, Physic I & II, Biochemistry, Calculus I & II, Biotechnology, Anatomy and Physiology I & II, Genetics, Biological Evolution, Entomology, Plant Morphology, Plant Taxonomy, Microbiology, Physiology, Statistics, Seminar (2 semesters), Independent Study (1 semester)

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

University of Texas at Tyler – August 2008 to present
1. Lecturer of Biology and Graduate Teaching Assistant Coordinator

Conservation Biology
- Addresses the areas in conservation biology that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity. The impacts of global warming, species invasions, and habitat destruction on biodiversity will be covered in this course. Special attention to current research, debate and controversy will be discussed within this rapidly emerging field of study. Students will be required to write a major review paper over a specific conservation topic, analyzing the current research conducted on their topic of choice.
Ornithology
- Address the study of birds in topics related to anatomy, physiology, ecology, and evolutionary history of birds. Several class discussions on current research in the filed of ecology was conducted.
General Biology I and II
- General Biology I will address the scientific study of life at the molecular and cellular levels including mechanisms of inheritance, development, and evolution.
- General Biology II addresses the scientific study of life at the organismal, population, and community levels including form, function, reproduction, taxonomy, systematics, ecology and evolutionary history of biodiversity.

General Biology I and II lab Supervisor
- Coordinate all GTA’s for the General Biology labs that are conducted throughout the semester where I also write and determine the material taught.
Introduction to Life Sciences I
- Life Sciences is a non-major course that I created at UT Tyler during the Fall 2014 semester. It focuses on learning important facts about the natural world and understanding the significance of these facts with in the context of major biological concepts.
Introduction to Life Sciences II
- Life Science II is a non-major course I created at UT Tyler during the Spring 20215 semester. It focuses on scientific study of life at the organismal, population, and community levels including form, function, reproduction, taxonomy, systematics, ecology and evolutionary history of biological diversity.

University of Texas at Tyler – August 2004 to May 2008

Lecture Courses (adjunct faculty)

Vertebrate and Natural History (Spring 2008)

This course introduced the taxonomy, evolution, and natural history of the vertebrates of the world with emphasis on North American and East Texas species.

General Biology I (Spring 2008)

This course addresses the scientific study of life at the molecular and cellular levels including mechanisms of inheritance, development, and evolution

Guest Lectures

General Biology II (from Nov. 5 – Dec. 6, 2007)

Presented a series of lectures starting with early animals through chordates and topics in ecology
- Also prepared a series of quizzes and exams

General Biology II

Presented an hour lecture on the formation of the Earth

General Biology I

Presented an hour lecture on the electron transport chain and photosynthesis

Teaching Assistant

Biology I and Biology II Labs

Taught two labs per semester (Fall 2004–Fall 2005, Summer 2006), each containing ~25 students

Lectured on topics in general biology and taught proper biology laboratory procedure

Wrote and administered practical exams and quizzes

Evaluated exams, laboratory reports, quizzes, presentations and assignments
Provided input on improving the class

Vertebrate and Natural History Labs

Taught two labs (Spring 2004, Spring 2006, Spring 2008), each containing ~20 students
Set up lab and taught natural history and identification of local species
Assisted with field trips and taught field procedures
Graded laboratory exams, specimen preps, and field notebooks

Anatomy and Physiology I & II Labs

Taught two labs (Fall 2006) & three labs (Spring 2007), each with ~23 students
Aided in set up for all lab per week and taught human anatomy and principles of physiology in relation to the major organ systems of the human body
Wrote and administered quizzes and exams
Graded laboratory reports, quizzes, and exams

Intro Chemistry I Lab

Assisted in with prelab lectures and explanation of individuals labs
Aided in lab set up
Help to maintain control and safety of all students (~30) during laboratory experiments
Graded laboratory reports, exams, and quizzes

SCHOLARSHIPS

Graduate Scholarship – UT Tyler (2004-2006) $2,000
Transfer Scholarship – UT Tyler (2001-2004) $3,000

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Aided in mammal and herp survey at Camp Maxey (2003).
Aided in mammal, herp, bird, and vegetation surveys at Camp Maxey (2007).
Aided in mammal, herp, and vegetation surveys at Fort Wolters (2007).

BOOKS

Coleman, J. L. 2020. Cell Properties and Processes. 6^th edition. Top Hat and Fountainhead Press. (moved to an online platform)
Coleman, J. L. 2020. Biological Investigations. 6^th edition. Top Hat and Fountainhead Press. (moved to an online platform)
Coleman, J. L. 2018. Biological Investigations. 5^th edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2018. Cell Properties and Processes. 5^th edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2017. Biological Investigations. 4^th edition, Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2015. Cell Properties and Processes. 4^th edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2013. Cell Properties and Processes. 3^rd edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2013. Biological Investigations. 3^rd edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2012. Cell Properties & Processes. 2^nd edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2012. Biological Investigations. 2^nd edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2011. Cell Properties & Processes. 1^st edition. Fountainhead Press.
Coleman, J. L. 2011. Biological Investigations. 1^st edition. Fountainhead Press.

TECHNICAL REPORTS

Pogue, D. W., Coleman J. L., Williams, L., Williams M., and Jog S. 2008. Vegetation Community Identification, Ground Surveys, Accuracy Assessment, and Correction of Land Cover Classifications for Fort Wolters and Camp Maxey. Texas Army National Guard Training Site.

Pogue, D., Coleman J., Williams, L., Williams M., and Jog S. 2009. Vegetation Community Ground Truthing at Camp Bowie and Camp Swift. Texas Army National Guard Training Site.

Pogue, D. W., L. A. Harbison, J. L. Coleman, Williams, L., and Williams, M. 2007. Progress Report: Amphibians, Reptiles, and Mammals Surveys at Fort Wolters, Texas Army National Guard Training Site.

Pogue, D. W., L. A. Harbison, N. B. Ford, J. L. Coleman, Williams, L., and Williams, M. 2007. Progress Report: Amphibian, Reptiles, and Mammal Surveys at Camp Maxey, Texas Army National Guard Training Site.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

Sanders, S. A., J. L. Coleman, and J. Playck. Natural History Note. Graptemys ouachitensis

sabinensis (Sabine Map Turtle). Herpetological Review 41(2):214.

Coleman, J. L. and R. L. Gutberlet Jr. 2008. Seasonal variation in basking in two syntopic species of

map turtles (Emydidae: Graptemys). Chelonian Conservation and Biology 7(2):276–281.

Coleman, J. L., N. B. Ford, and K. Herriman. 2008. A road survey of amphibians and reptiles in a bottomland hardwood forest. Southeastern Naturalist 7(2):339–348.
Coleman, J. L., and J. A. Pruett. 2008. New county records of amphibians and reptiles from Texas.

Herpetological Review 39(2):246–247.

Jadin, R. C., and J. L. Coleman. 2007. New Records of Amphibians and Reptiles from Rains County, Texas. Herpetological Review 38(2):246–247.
Coleman, J. L. 2007. Geographic Distribution. Graptemys pseudogeographica kohnii.

Herpetological Review 38(1):100.

Jadin, R. C. and J. L. Coleman. 2007. New County Records of the Mediterranean

Gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus) in Northeastern Texas with comments on Range Expansion.

Applied Herpetology 4(1):90–94.

Jadin, R. C., J. L. Coleman, A. M. Modra, and S. A. Orlofske. 2006. Geographic Distribution. Hemidactylus turcicus. Herpetological Review 37(4):495.
Jadin, R. C. and J. L. Coleman. 2006. Geographic Distribution. Farancia abacura abacura. Herpetological Review 37(1):108–109.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Coleman, J. L., N. B. Ford, and K. Herriman. A road survey of amphibians and reptiles in a bottomland hardwood forest. 51^st Annual meeting Southwestern Association of Naturalist. San Antonio, TX. April 19th, 2004.
Coleman, J. L. and R. L. Gutberlet, Jr. Basking habits of Apalone spinifera on the Sabine River. 54^th Annual meeting Southwestern Association of Naturalists. Stephensville, TX. April 19^th, 2007.
Coleman, J. L., N. B. Ford, and K. Herriman. Effects of roads on amphibian and reptile populations in a bottomland hardwood forest. Texas Wildlife Diversity Conference, Houston, TX. January 18^th, 2008.

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Coleman, J. L. and R. L. Gutberlet, Jr. Seasonal basking by two species of map turtles (Emydidae: Graptemys). Annual meeting of the Herpetologists’ League/ American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. July 14^th, 2006.
Coleman, J. L. and R. L. Gutberlet, Jr. Seasonal basking habits in a community of turtles along the Sabine River. Annual meeting of the Herpetologists’ League/ American Society of Icthyologists and Herpetologists. July 14^th, 2007.

INVITED TALKS

Coleman, J. L. Understanding Bird Communication. Ft. Worth Audubon Society Annual Meeting. Nov. 2015
Coleman, J. L. Understanding Bird Communication. Tyler Audubon Society Annual Meeting. March 2015.
Coleman, J. L. Lizards, Snakes, and Turtles Oh My! Monthly meeting Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor society at the University of Texas at Tyler. November 8, 2006.
Coleman, J. L. Turtles of the Sabine River. Monthly meeting for DFW herpetological society in Dallas/Ft. Worth Area. February 17^th, 2007.

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Reviewed Manuscript for Herpetological Conservation and Biology (2013)
Reviewed manuscript (2) for Southeastern Naturalist (one was a guest editor)
Reviewed manuscripts (3) for Biological Invasions

AWARDS AND HONORS

Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award (ROTA). Fall 2020
Excellence in Teaching Award presented form the National Society of Leadership and Service. 2018
Graduate Award for Outstanding Service. 2006

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

Tyler Audubon Committee for bird education to k-12 grades in Tyler. Spring 2021
Lead bird trip to the Neches River Refuge for the Tyler Audubon Society. Fall 2020
Lead bird trip to the Neches River Refuge for the Tyler Audubon Society. Spring 2019
Dogwood Festival Booth. Friends of the Neches River Wildlife Refuge, Palestine, TX. Spring 2019
Building Trial head gates at the Neches River Wildlife Refuge Jacksonville, TX. Aug 2018
Jacksonville Tomato Festival Booth. Friends of the Neches River Wildlife Refuge, Jacksonville, TX. Aug 2018
Lead a birding trip for the Nature day at the Neches River Wildlife Refuge, Jacksonville, TX. Feb 2018
Active board member for the Friends of the Neches River Wildlife Refuge, Jacksonville, TX. Spring 2018 – Present.
Audubon Christmas Bird Count – Lead a team is an area to survey bird species. 2005 – Present.
Nature Fest at Mineola Nature Preserve – lead an amphibian and reptile walk. 2010.
Nature Fest at Mineola Nature Preserve – lead an amphibian and reptile walk. 2009.
Great Texas Birding Classic. Team Accidental Accipiters. 2009
Great Texas Birding Classic. Team UT Dunk-a-doos. 2007
Merit badge counselor for the Boy Scouts of America (Natural History Badge). 2005.
Exhibited snakes for kids at Whitehouse Library. 2005.

PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

The UT system Academy of Distinguished teachers virtual conference on Teaching in Texas. Attended April 7-9, 2021.
Turtle Survival Alliance 16^th annual conference, Ft. Worth, TX, Attended August 12-15, 2018.
Turtle Survival Alliance 13^th annual conference, Tucson, AZ..Attended August 6^th – 9^th, 2015.
Turtle Survival Alliance 12^th annual conference, Orlando, FL. Attended August 4^th-7^th, 2014.
Turtle Survival Alliance 11^th annual conference, St. Louis. Attended August 7^th-10^th, 2013.
Southwestern association of naturalists 58^th annual meeting, Tyler, TX. Attended, and help to organize the meeting. April 21-23, 2011.
Organized all computers in each seminar presentation room
Moderator for two sessions
Organized the check in station
Turtle Survival Alliance 7^th annual conference, Orlando, FL. Attended August 15^th-19^th, 2010.
Southwestern association of naturalists 57^th annual meeting, Junction, TX. Attended April 19-21, 2010.
Judge for poster and oral presentations at TSA meeting (15 oral and 15 poster presentations)
Turtle Survival Alliance 6^th annual conference, St. Louis, MO. Attended August 5^th-10^th, 2009.
Joint meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 50^th annual meeting. St. Louis, MO. Attended and presented a poster July 12^th—17^th, 2007.
2008 Texas Wildlife Diversity Conference, Houston, TX. Attended January 18^th-21^st, 2008.
Turtle Survival Alliance 4^th annual conference, St. Louis, MO. Attended August 10^th-13^th, 2006.
Joint meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 49^th annual meeting. New Orleans, LA. Attended and presented a poster July 12^th-17^th, 2006.
Joint meeting of ichthyologists and herpetologists, 48^th annual meeting. Tampa, FL. Attended July 6^th-11^th, 2005.
Southwestern association of naturalists 52^nd annual meeting, Huntsville, TX. Attended April 19-21, 2005.
Southwestern association of naturalist 51^st annual meeting, San Antonio, TX. Attended and presented oral presentation April 18-21 2004.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Tyler Audubon Society
GCBO – Gulf Coast Bird Observatory
Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA)
East Texas Herpetological Society
Southwestern Association of Naturalists
Chicago Herpetological Society
Society and study of amphibians and reptiles
DFW Herpetological Society
Tri-Beta (Kappa-Xi chapter), inducted in 2003. Treasurer (Spring 2003–Fall 2004), Historian (Fall 2004–Spring 2005)

TEACHING ENHANCEMENTS

ADT teaching Talk Summer 2021 – Lead talk on Teamwork Assessments. July 2021
Webinar: Improvements in learning through an institutional effectiveness and center for teaching collaboration. Tina Babb and Lori Petti (Amarillo College). June 15, 2021 (1hr)
CETL workshop. The Mis-Education of intersectionality: Understanding power, oppression, and Identity (Mr. Jeff Perkins). March 25, 2021.
CETL Workshop. How reducing student resistance leads to better learning and happier faculty (Dr. Anton Tolman). March 16, 2021.
QPR suicide Training Program. Certificate award March 9, 2021
Online Teaching certification. Offered through University of Texas at El Paso. Award March 8, 2021
ADT teaching talks (1 attended, 1 lead). Spring 2021.
ADT teaching talks (3 attended, 1 lead). Fall 2020.
Ensuring Quality in online instruction (online presentation by Melissa Vito). 2020
9 formative assessment techniques for online courses (by Rick Holbeck and Emily Bergquist). 2020.
Faculty Panel on Course evaluations: learning from students. 2020
Attended the UT System Student Success Summit, Austin, TX. August 2018.
Turning Technology new platforms led by Matthew Ragonzine. (1-hr presentation on classroom response systems). Summer 2018
Canvas Workshop on Turn-it in, plagiarism detection system (1-hr webinar demo turnit in app). May 2018.
Patriots E-Education Research (PEER) Project (Dr. Mary Helen Fagan (lead), Dr. Catherine Ross, and Dr. Mary Anna Kidd. Exploration of using technology in the classroom, such as the iPad, and how it might increase learning and engagement in the university classroom. June 2012 – present.
Effects upon Student Learning using Coordinated Content: BIOL 1306 (General Biology) and ENGL 3210 (Literature and Science) with Dr. Cathy Ross. Process of using a suite of courses to enhance the student learning. May 2012 – present.
Turning Technology Anywhere Polling Led by Kevin Herrholtz. (1hr Webinar on Classroom Response Systems). August 13, 2013.
Turning Technology PowerPoint Polling for Mac Led by Kevin Herrholtz. (1hr Webinar on Classroom Response Systems). August 12, 2013.
College & Career Readiness Initiative: Faculty Collaborative Culminating Conference. The Westin Oaks Houston at the Galleria. May 16-17, 2013.
Top Hat Monocle Demo led by Bryan Tran. (1/2 hr webinar on Classroom Response Systems). May 9, 2013.
LearnSmart (demo) with McGraw Hill led by Lisa Grimshaw. (1Hr webinar on course product). January 30, 2013.
Workshop for creating online laboratory courses (LabPaq by Hands-On Labs, Inc.). May 2012.
eInstruction Student Response system Training (2 hour workshop: office of Instructional Design of The University of Texas at Tyler). July 18, 2011
Team-Based Learning/College Readiness Writing Retreat Participant (By invitation only), Moody Gardens, Galveston TX. July 7-9, 2011
Strategies for teaching large undergraduate science classes with team-based learning and CCRS. Marble Falls, TX. March 24-25^th, 2011

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Faculty advisor for biology majors in dept. of biology. (~10 students). Fall 2020
Academy of Distinguished Teachers Membership Committee. Helped with two information sessions for applying for the ROTA Spring 2021.
Academy of Distinguished Teachers (Fellow).
Awards Committee (Chair). Biology Department. Fall 2020 – present.
Institution Animal Care and Use Committee (IACAUC) (member). Fall 2018 – present.
Teaching tenure and promotion committee along with workload analysis (chair). Dept. of biology Fall 2018.
Faculty advisor for biology majors in dept. of biology. (~10 students). Fall 2018
Biology honors course evaluation committee. Dept. of biology. Spring 2018.
Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors in dept. of biology. (~10 students). Spring 2018
Attended TurningTechnology led by Turning Tech representative Matthew Ragozine. Summer 2018
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students. Two Workshop meetings with four students attending each. Fall 2017
Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors in the department of biology (~10 students). Spring 2017
Worked to generate a map of UT Alum (hung in BEP addition) and the locations their degree has taken them (along with Dr. B. Bill, A. Lizarraga and M. Humber).
Worked to generate a UT Tyler Biology Alum database. Fall 2017
JAMP Advisory Committee, The University of Texas at Tyler. Spring 2017 – Present.
Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors in the department of biology (~10 students). Spring 2016
Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors in the department of biology (~10 students). Spring 2015
Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors in the department of biology (~10 students). Spring 2014
Core Curriculum Committee (Chair). Dept. of Biology. Fall 2015 - Present
Graduate Committee for the department biology (member). 2014- Present
Reviewed and mentored research for Graduate thesis for Amanda Stowers. Fall 2015 - Present
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (4). Fall 2015
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (4). Spring 2015
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (4). Fall 2014
Presented a 30-minute discussion on LectureTools, Student Response Systems, and student Ipad use to during a new Faculty Orientation presentation. Fall 2013
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (4). Fall 2013
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (4). Spring 2013
Faculty Advisor for Biology Majors in the department of biology (10 students). Spring 2013
Co-facilitator (along with Dr. Cathy Ross) for Core Faculty Brown Bag Session. Assessment of Critical Thinking in Core courses. April 5, 2013
Co-facilitator (along with Dr. Thrasher and Dr. Gullings) for Core Faculty Brown Bag Session. Assessment of Teamwork in Core courses. March 22, 2013
Attended Core Faculty Brown Bag Session: Assessment of Social Responsibility. Feb. 15, 2013
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Kaitlyn Pettingill. Spring 2013
Space Committee for the department of biology (chair) 2012-2013
Planning Committee for the department of biology (member) 2012-2013
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Christopher Samuelson. Spring 2012
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (3) Fall 2012
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (2) Spring 2012
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Kourtney Neal. Spring 2012
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (3) Fall 2011
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (2) Spring 2011
Space Committee for the department biology (member) 2011-2012
Consulted with a screen-writer (Jenny Wingfield) for a movie script in production for the hallmark movie channel. Spring 2011
Faculty Advisor for Biology majors in the department of biology (20 students). 2011-2012.
Planning Committee for the department of biology (member) 2010-2011
Faculty advisor for student organization (Biology of Tyler Texas) 2010-present
Faculty Advisor for Biology majors in the department of biology (20 students). 2010-2011.
Undergraduate SACs committee (member). Fall 2010
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (2) Fall 2010
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Jamie Cantrell. Fall 2010
Faculty Advisor for Biology majors in the department of biology (20 students). 2009-2010.
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (3) Spring 2010
Mentored BIOL 4115 seminar students (3) Spring 2009
Mentored BIOL 4114 seminar students (3) Fall 2009
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Chase Hively. Spring 2009
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Iqbal Ahmed. Spring 2009
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Dawn Byars. Spring 2008
Mentored BIOL 4114 seminar students (3) Fall 2008
Reviewed Graduate thesis for Andree Clark. Spring 2007

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