Page, Michael F. Z.

CURRICULUM VITAEAugust 1, 2016

Michael F. Z. Page, Ph.D.Associate Professor

Chemistry and Biochemistry DepartmentCal Poly Pomona University

mfpage@cpp.eduWebsite: http://www.cpp.edu/~mfpage/

(909) 869-4533___________________________________________________________________

I. GENERALA. Citizenship US (b. Columbus, Ohio, 1979)

B. Academic TrainingB.S. Chemistry 2001 Xavier University (Ohio)M.S. Organic Chemistry 2003 UCLAPh.D. Organic Chemistry 2006 UCLAPostdoctoral training 2006-2007 Caltech

C. Positions heldAssociate Professor 2014-Pres. Cal Poly PomonaAssistant Professor 2008-2014 Cal Poly PomonaNIH Postdoctoral Fellow 2006-2007 CaltechLecturer 2006 UCLANSF GK-12 Fellow 2005-2006 UCLAHHMI Teaching Fellow 2004-2005 UCLA

D. Scholarship of Teaching and LearningCollege-Level Curricula Modernization and EnhancementConcept-Based Teaching in General Chemistry Using Ratio and ProportionsK-12 Science Content and Pedagogy Advancement

E. Sustainable Green Materials ResearchBiodiesel Alternative Fuel SourcesSynthesis of Green Polymeric Materials Utilizing Seed OilsFormulation of Eco-Friendly Materials and Coatings using Waste Vegetable Oil

F. Professional AffiliationsAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemist and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE)Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

G. Strengths and Leadership Style (Based on Gallup StrengthQuest)Individualization: Intrigued with the unique qualities of each person. Usually has a gift for figuring out how a team with different skills can work together productively.

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Analytical: Searches for reasons and causes. This attribute highlights the ability to think about all the factors that might affect a situation. Achiever: A great deal of stamina and work hard. This skillset takes satisfaction from being busy and productive. Strategic: Can create alternative ways to proceed. Faced with any given scenario, the relevant patterns and issues are revealed with this quality. Activator: Can convert thoughts into action. Once a decision is made by a team, action follows quickly.

H. Leadership Positions2016-Present Vice President (Black Faculty and Staff Association)2015-Present College of Science Advising Taskforce Co-Chair 2015-16 Organic Chemistry Faculty Search Chair2014-Present Mentor to new faculty hires (G. Barding & C. Stieber)2014 SoCal PKAL Regional Meeting Organizer and Host2012-Present Senior Project Coordinator2012 PKAL STEM Faculty Leadership Fellow2011-12 Retention Tenure and Promotion Revision Chair2008 Western Regional NOBCChE Organizer and Host

I. Awards2013 College of Science Outstanding Advisor Award2012 PKAL STEM Faculty Leadership Fellow2010-11 College of Science Distinguished Teaching Award2008-09 College of Science Distinguished Teaching Award Finalist2008-09 Broncos Intercollegiate Athletic Program Outstanding Faculty 2008-09 Lyle Center Faculty Fellow2008-09 Cal Poly Pomona ITaL Fellow2008 Cal Poly Pomona Provost Teacher Scholar2008 City of Pomona Community Service Award2007 Postdoctoral Fellow2005 UCLA Excellence in Teaching Award2003-05 NSF AGEP Graduate Fellow2001 UCLA Chemistry GAAN Fellow1999 Outstanding Leadership Award, Xavier University

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II. Scholarly ActivitiesA. Publications1. Michael F. Z. Page, Satish Jalisatgi, Adreas Maderna, M. Frederick Hawthorne,

“Design and Synthesis of a Candidate α-Human Thrombin Irreversible Inhibitor Containing a Hydrophobic Carborane Pharmacophore.” Synthesis, 2008, 555-563. DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1032149

2. Michael F. Z. Page, Cynthia P. Guevara, Edward Walton, "Concept Based Instruction for Stoichiometry: The Balanced Molecular Equation and Proportional Reasoning." National Study of Education in Undergraduate Science (NSEUS), 8/22/2012 Available online http://education.ua.edu/centers/ortd/background-research-papers/

3. Kevin Dooling, Kurt Bodenstedt, Michael F. Z. Page, “A Caffeinated Boost on UV Spectrophotometry: A Lab for High School Chemistry or an Introductory University Chemistry Course.” J. Chem. Educ., 2013, 90 (7), 914–917. DOI: 10.1021/ed300654u

4. Paul De La Rosa, Katherine A. Azurin, and Michael F. Z. Page “Soybean Oil: Powering a High School Investigation of Biodiesel.” J. Chem. Educ., 2014, 91 (10), 1689–1692. DOI: 10.1021/ed400436z

5. Michael F. Z. Page, Patrick Escott, and Maritza Silva Title: The Effect of Teaching the Entire Academic Year of High School Chemistry Through Proportional Reasoning. Submitted 7/27/16: Chemistry Education Practice and Research

B. Conference Proceedings 1. Janeen Volsey, Michael F. Z. Page, and Ed Walton, “Touching the Future: A Model

Science Course for Pre-Service Teachers.” 15th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education, Jan 3-4, 2016, Honolulu, Hawaii.

C. Poster and Oral Presentations at Scientific Meetings (In Reverse Chronological Order)

1. “Analysis and Synthesis of Polyacrylates Incorporating Fatty Acid Methyl Esters” Tehsinabanu Sheikh and Michael F. Z. Page Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: November 21, 2015, Pomona College.

2. “Separation and Purification of Poly-hydroxylate Biodiesel: Green Plastics from Renewable Sources” Michael Luzuriaga and Michael F. Z. Page Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: November 21, 2015, Pomona College.

3. “Design and Synthesis of Tunable Green Polymeric Materials” David Velazquez and Michael F. Z. Page 2015 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM, AAAS and NSF, Washington DC, February 19-21, 2015. (Student award 1 st

prize in Poster Competition)4. “Formation of Polymeric Micelles from Fatty Acid Chains” Freddy Ruiz, Zaid

Sheikh, and Michael F. Z. Page Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: Illuminating Ideas November 22, 2014, CSU Fullerton.

5. “Synthesis of Tunable Green Polymeric Materials” David Velazquez, Arlen Prosser, and Michael F. Z. Page Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: Illuminating Ideas November 22, 2014, CSU Fullerton.

6. “Synthesis of Highly Cross-linked Green Polyurethanes from Renewable Seed Oil Derivatives” AhnMihn Ton, Eric Cull, and Michael F. Z. Page NOBCChE Western Regional Meeting, March 21-23, 2014, San Diego, CA.

7. “From Coffee Grinds to Biodiesel: A New Organic Lab Series” Thomas J. Martin and Michael F. Z. Page NOBCChE Western Regional Meeting, March 21-23, 2014, San Diego, CA. (Student award 1 st prize in Poster Competition)

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8. “Analyzing a Student’s Chemical Knowledge Through Proportional Reasoning and Their Math Preparation.” Maritza Silva and Michael F. Z. Page NOBCChE Western Regional Meeting, March 21-23, 2014, San Diego, CA.

9. “Student Lab Series: Synthesis of Biodiesel from Coffee Beans.” Thomas J. Martin, and Michael F. Z. Page Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: Change the World: Participate, Innovate, Illuminate November 23, 2013,Whitter College.

10. “Petroleum Free Polyurethanes: A Synthesis From Seed Oils.” Eric F. Cull, AnhMinh C. Ton, and Michael F. Z. Page Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: Change the World: Participate, Innovate, Illuminate November 23, 2013,Whitter College.

11. “Advances Towards the Polymerization of FAMEs: A More Efficient and Robust Approach.” Youssef G. Fakhro, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Energy April 7-11 2013, New Orleans, LA.

12. “Synthesis of Polyols From Seed Oils With Various Applications From Skateboards to Drug Delivery Systems.” Luladey Ayalew, Stacey Tuey, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Energy April 7-11 2013, New Orleans, LA.

13. “High School Students’ Comprehension of Stoichiometry Using Ratio and Proportions.” Patrick Escott, Cynthia P. Guevara, Maritza Silva, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Energy April 7-11 2013, New Orleans, LA.

14. “Student’s Comprehension of Stoichiometry Using Ratio and Proportions” Cynthia P. Guevara and Michael F. Z. Page NOBCChE Western Regional Meeting, March 24, 2012, La Jolla, CA.

15. “WVO as a Sustainable Source in the Development of Polyurethane Based Coatings” Ashley Santiago, Kurt Bodenstedt, and Michael F. Z. Page NOBCChE Western Regional Meeting, March 24, 2012, La Jolla, CA.

16. “Synthesis and free radical polymerization of bromoacrylated FAMEs” Youssef G. Fakhro, Shaun P. Callahan, and Michael F. Z. Page NOBCChE Western Regional Meeting, March 24, 2012, La Jolla, CA.

17. “Student’s Comprehension of Stoichiometry Using Ratio and Proportions” Cynthia P. Guevara and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Life, March 26, 2012, San Diego, CA.

18. “Beer's law: A caffeinated take on the classic experiment” Kevin M. Dooling, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Life, March 26, 2012, San Diego, CA.

19. “Towards Green Polyureas From Ricinoleic Acid” Joseph Robledo, Matthew Pasos, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Life, March 26, 2012, San Diego, CA.

20. “WVO as a Sustainable Source in the Development of Polyurethane Based Coatings” Ashley Santiago. Kurt Bodenstedt, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Life, March 26, 2012, San Diego, CA.

21. “Synthesis and free radical polymerization of bromoacrylated FAMEs” Youssef G. Fakhro, Shaun P. Callahan and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry of Life, March 26, 2012, San Diego, CA.

22. "Biodiesel and Beyond: Chemical Education and Green Materials” Michael F. Z. Page 24th Annual CSU Biotechnology Symposium, January 5-7, 2012, Santa Clara, CA.

23. “Authentic Labs and Proportional Reasoning & Critical Thinking in Science Classes”

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Michael F. Z. Page, NOBCChE 38th Annual National Meeting, April 18, 2011, Houston, TX.

24. “Free Radical Polymerization of Sunflower Seed Oil Biodiesel (SFSO BD)” Youssef G. Fakhro, Sean P. Callahan, and Michael F. Z. Page, Southern California Academies of Science Annual Meeting, March 6, 2011, Pomona, CA.

25. “Green Polyurethanes from Ricinoleic Acid” Vipul Minstry, Stephanie J. Wong, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry for a Sustainable World, March 21-25, 2010, San Francisco, CA.

26. “Synthesis of Polyurethane Derivatives From Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO) and Other Renewable Sources” Gerald Angel, Desiree Natividad, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society National Meeting, Chemistry for a Sustainable World, March 21-25, 2010, San Francisco, CA.

27. “Affecting Science Motivation of High School Students Through Enrichment programs and Peer Instruction” George D. Howell, Edward Walton, Laurie Riggs, and Michael F. Z. Page National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemist and Chemical Engineers, National Meeting April 13-18, 2009, St. Louis, MO.

28. “Enhancing Science Teacher’s Capacity using Student Support” Michael F. Z. Page, Ed Walton, Joelle Opotowsky, Laurie Riggs, and Brenda Oldroyd. American Chemical Society, Western Regional Meeting 2008 The Changing Face of Chemistry in the 21st Century. September 23-27, 2008, Las Vegas, NV.

29. “Chemistry Institutes: Enhancing Science Teacher Curricula and Capacity Using Student Support” Michael F. Z. Page, Ed Walton, Joelle Opotowsky, Laurie Riggs, and Brenda Oldroyd. National Academies: Strengthening High School Chemistry Through Teacher Outreach Programs. August 4-5, 2008, Washington, D.C.

30. “Making Biodiesel” Joelle Opotowsky, and Michael F. Z. Page. Biodiesel Initiative Conference 2008. Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, May 30, 2008, Pomona, CA.

31. “Enhancing High School Chemistry Classes with Student Support” Ed Walton, Michael F. Z. Page, Joelle Opotowsky, and Brenda Olsen. National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemist and Chemical Engineers, National Meeting March 16-21, 2008, Philadelphia, PA.

32. “18F Functionalized RGD-Containing Nanoparticles as in vivo Molecular Imaging Agents” John B. Matson, Michael F. Z. Page, and Robert H. Grubbs, National Cancer Institute Nanotechnology Alliance Investigators Meeting, October 15-18 2007, Chapel Hill, NC.

33. “Improving High School Chemistry Classes with Students” Ed Walton, Michael F. Z. Page, Joelle Opotowsky, and Brenda Olsen. American Chemical Society Western Regional Meeting 2007 Frontiers in Chemistry, Biopharmaceuticals & Biotechnology October 9-13, 2007, San Diego, CA.

34. “Functionalized RGD-Containing Nanoparticles as in vivo Molecular Imaging Agents” Michael F. Z. Page , and Robert H. Grubbs, 17th International Symposium on Olefin Metathesis (ISOM XVII) July 29-Aug 3, 2007, Pasadena, CA.

35. “18F Functionalized Nanoparticles as in vivo Molecular Imaging Agents.” John B. Matson, Michael F. Z. Page, and Robert H. Grubbs, NanoSystems Biology Cancer Center Annual Retreat February 23 - 24, 2007, Ventura, CA.

36. “Rational Design and Synthesis of Substituted Carboranes as Serine Protease Inhibitors.” Michael F. Z. Page, Satish Jalisatgi, and M. Frederick Hawthorne, 33rd

Meeting of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemist and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE), April 10-15, 2006, Los Angeles, CA.

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37. “Rational Design and Synthesis of Substituted Carboranes as Hydrophobic Pharmacophores,” Michael F. Z. Page, Satish Jalisatgi, M. Frederick Hawthorne, 230th Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Aug. 28 - Sept. 1, 2005, Washington D.C.

38. “Development of New Molecular Probes to Report Gene Expression of β-Lactamase.” Michael F. Z. Page, and Jiaghong Rao, Symposium on Molecular Probes and Dyes, UCLA Department of Medical and Molecular Pharmacology, Nov. 15-17, 2002, Valencia, CA.

39. “Synthesis of a Transition State Analogue of the Hammerhead Ribozyme Cleavage Reaction,” Michael F. Z. Page, and Edward E. Fenlon, National Conferences on Undergraduate Research, April 2001, University of Kentucky, Louisville, KY.

D. Campus STEM Scholarship of Teaching & Programming

1. “NSF RESPeCT Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Facilitation & Leadership with 2nd grade teachers and Project Expansion with 5th grade teachers) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, June 13-24, 2016 Pomona, CA. http://www.cpp.edu/~respect/index.shtml

2. “NSF Noyce Master Teacher Fellow (MTF) Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Next Generation Science Standards) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, June 1-3, 2016 Pomona, CA. https://www.cpp.edu/~mtf/index.shtml

3. “NSF RESPeCT Summer Professional Development” (Focus on 2nd grade Matter) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, July 13-24, 2015 Pomona, CA. http://www.cpp.edu/~respect/index.shtml

4. “NSF Noyce Master Teacher Fellow (MTF) Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Chemistry and Periodic Trends) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, July 6-10, 2015 Pomona, CA. https://www.cpp.edu/~mtf/index.shtml

5. “NSF RESPeCT Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Facilitation & Leadership with 5th grade teachers) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, June 15-26, 2015 Pomona, CA. http://www.cpp.edu/~respect/index.shtml

6. “NSF Noyce Master Teacher Fellow (MTF) Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Chemistry and Math Integration) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, July 7-18, 2014 Pomona, CA. https://www.cpp.edu/~mtf/index.shtml

7. “NSF RESPeCT Summer Professional Development” (Focus on 5th grade Water Cycle) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, June 16-27, 2014 Pomona, CA. http://www.cpp.edu/~respect/index.shtml

8. Project Kaleidoscope Southern California Regional Meeting Organizer and Host “STEM Education Effectiveness: From Curricular Frameworks to Student Research.” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, Feb 1, 2014 Pomona, CA. http://www.aacu.org/pkal/regionalnetworks/socal2014mtg.cfm

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9. “NSF Noyce Master Teacher Fellow (MTF) Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Chemical Reactions) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, July 8-19, 2013 Pomona, CA. https://www.cpp.edu/~mtf/index.shtml

10. “NSF Noyce Master Teacher Fellow (MTF) Summer Professional Development” (Focus on Motion) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona College of Science, July 9-20, 2012 Pomona, CA. https://www.cpp.edu/~mtf/index.shtml

11. “Pomona USD Ratio and Proportions Chemistry Learning Community” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry July 11-15 2011 Pomona, CA.

12. “Online Learning Community” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry July 5-7, 2011 Pomona, CA.http://www.stemcpp.info/fyi/

13. U.S. Department of Education CCRAA STEM Learning Conference “Summer STEM Professional Development Workshop” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry June 26-July 1, 2011 Pomona, CA.

14. San Gabriel Valley Science Project (SGVSP) California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry June 21-June 24, 2011 Pomona, CA.

15. U.S. Department of Education CCRAA STEM Learning Conference “An Invitation to STEM Teaching, Learning, and Support” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry Aug. 14, 2010 Pomona, CA.

16. “U.S. Department of Education STEM Learning Community Workshop” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry July 12-30, 2010, Pomona, CA.

17. U.S. Department of Education CCRAA STEM Learning Conference “An Invitation to STEM Teaching, Learning, and Support” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry Jan 30, 2010 Pomona, CA.

18. “U.S. Department of Education STEM Learning Community Workshop” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry July 20-Aug 7, 2009, Pomona, CA.

19. Host 2008 NOBCChE Western Regional Conference at Kellogg West Resort and Lodge Event: Featured Pfizer Middle School Science Teacher Workshop, 5 Research Seminar Sessions (BioMaterials, Biochemistry, Physical, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry), Graduate School Panel, Resume Building Seminar, and Graduate School Preparation Seminar at Cal Poly Pomona. (10/11/08)

20. “Summer Chemistry Institute and Teacher Workshop” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry Aug. 10-15, 2008, Pomona, CA. http://bioweb.cpp.edu/hhmi/outreach/

21. “Pipeline to Science Teaching” California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Chemistry Aug. 13-17, 2007, Pomona, CA.http://bioweb.cpp.edu/hhmi/outreach/invitational.php

E. Manuscripts and Projects in Preparation1. Eric Cull, David Velazquez, Arlen Prosser, Vipul Ministry, and Michael F. Z. Page

Title: Green Polyurethane Materials From Seed Oil Derivatives. US Patent Application

2. Michael F. Z. Page, and Sara Yeh Title: Middle School Chemistry Lessons Taught Within the STELLA Model. Target Journal Science Scope.

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F. Presentations at Academic and Industrial Institutions1. “Analysis of Polyhydroxylated Biodiesel by GCMS.” Michael Luzuriaga and Michael

F. Z. Page 4th Annual Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Conference. March 4, 2016, Cal Poly Pomona.

2. “Tunable Design of Polymers using Green Chemistry.” California State University, Long Beach, Department of Chemistry Seminar, Sept. 30, 2015, Long Beach, CA.

3. “The Tunable Design of Green Polyurethanes.” Arlen Prosser, and Michael F. Z. Page Student Research Conference, March 8, 2015, Cal Poly Pomona University.

4. “Towards the Synthesis of Crosslinked Polyacrylates Utilizing FAMEs.” Zaid Sheikh, and Michael F. Z. Page Student Research Conference, March 8, 2015, Cal Poly Pomona University.

5. “Synthesis of Polyols From Seed Oils With Various Applications From Consumer Materials to Drug Delivery Systems.” Luladey Ayalew, Stacey Tuey, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society Southern California Undergraduate Research Conference in Chemistry and Biochemistry (SCURCCB) April 27, 2013, Keck Science Institute Claremont, CA.

6. “Increased Reasoning in High School Students’ Chemical Knowledge.” Patrick Escott, Maritza Silva, and Michael F. Z. Page American Chemical Society Southern California Undergraduate Research Conference in Chemistry and Biochemistry (SCURCCB) April 27, 2013, Keck Science Institute Claremont, CA.

7. “Epoxidation and Hydroxylation of Sunflower Seed Oil Biodiesel” Luladey Ayalew and Michael F. Z. Page RISE Sponsored Summer Symposium, August 31, 2012, Cal Poly Pomona.

8. “Towards Green Polyesters From Ricinoleic Acid” Joseph Robledo, and Michael F. Z. Page, College of Science Research Symposium, June 8, 2012, Cal Poly Pomona.

9. “Student’s Comprehension of Stoichiometry Using Ratio and Proportions” Cynthia P. Guevara, and Michael F. Z. Page, College of Science Research Symposium, June 8, 2012, Cal Poly Pomona.

10. “Synthetic Advances Towards the Polymerization of FAMEs” Youssef G. Fakhro, and Michael F. Z. Page, College of Science Research Symposium, June 8, 2012, Cal Poly Pomona.

11. “Research in the Classroom and Laboratory: From Proportional Reasoning to Green Materials” Michael F. Z. Page California State University, Fullerton, CA, March 22, 2012.

12. “General Chemistry: Are We Equipping Our Students To Do Their Best?” Michael F. Z. Page Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH, April 1, 2011.

13. “The Implementation of ALEKS Within General Chemistry” Michael F. Z. Page ALEKS Corporation, Huntington Beach, March 3, 2011.

14. “A Novel Approach towards the Synthesis and Free Radical Polymerization of Sunflower Seed Oil Biodiesel” Y.G. Fakhro and Michael F. Z. Page, CCRAA, Rise and McNair Summer Research Symposium, August 31, 2011, Cal Poly Pomona.

15. “Towards Green Polyureas via Gabriel Amine Synthesis” Matthew Pasos and Michael F. Z. Page, CCRAA, Rise and McNair Summer Research Symposium, August 31, 2011, Cal Poly Pomona

16. “Towards Green Polyureas From Ricinoleic Acid” Joseph Robledo and Michael F. Z. Page, CCRAA, Rise and McNair Summer Research Symposium, August 31, 2011, Cal Poly Pomona.

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17. “Waste Vegetable Oil as a Renewable Source in the Synthesis of Polyurethane Derivatives” Ashley Santiago and Michael F. Z. Page, CCRAA, Rise and McNair Summer Research Symposium, August 31, 2011, Cal Poly Pomona.

18. Creating Polyurethane Oil Modifiers as ‘Green” Paint Modifiers Using Waste Vegetable Oil” Gerald Angel, Desiree Natividad, and Michael F. Z. Page 5th Annual Science Counsel Research Symposium, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. May 27, 2010.

19. “Green Polyurethanes from Ricinoleic Acid” Stephanie J. Wong, Vipul Ministry, and Michael F. Z. Page 5th Annual Science Counsel Research Symposium, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. May 27, 2010.

20. “Summer High School Enrichment Programs: Affecting Science Student Motivation and Recruitment to the College of Science” Physics Education Seminar, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. May 29, 2009.

21. “Biodiesel and Beyond: Alternative Fuel Sources and Green Materials” 2008-09 John T. Lyle Faculty Research Seminar, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. May 26, 2009.

22. Solar Living Institute “Making Biodiesel” Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, July 14, 2008, Pomona, CA.Press Release“Biodiesel Plusses on Display: Workshop Looks at a ‘Green Fuel.’ By Sandra Emerson. Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Published (07/14/08)

23. “18F Functionalized Nanoparticles as in vivo Molecular Imaging Agents.” California State University, Long Beach, Department of Chemistry Seminar, Nov. 14, 2007, Long Beach, CA.

G. Submitted Proposals

PI Role (Funded):1) CSUPERB Title: Synthesis of Biodiesel-Based Polymers Using Robust, Efficient, and

Orthogonal (REO) ApproachesPI: Michael F. Z. Page6/1/2012 - 8/30/2013 (Funded $15,000)

2) Cal Poly John T. Lyle Faculty Fellow (AY 2008-09) Title: Creating Polyurethane Oil Modifiers as “Green” Paints Using Waste Vegetable OilPI: Michael F. Z. Page2008-09 (Funded $5K)

3) Cal Poly Pomona ITaL (Investigating Teaching and Learning) Fellow (AY 2008-09) Title: Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and the Use of Technology in General Chemistry PI: Michael F. Z. PageSummer 2008-Spring 2009 (Funded $5,166 3 WTU Release Time)

4) Cal Poly Pomona Provost Teacher-Scholar Title: Chemistry Institutes: Enhancing Science Teacher’s Capacity and Curricula Using Trained Student Support PI: Michael F. Z. PageFall 2008 (Funded $10K Reassigned Time)

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Co PI Role (Funded):1. NSF Title: College of Science Scholars Program

PI: Barbara Burke9/1/2012 - 8/31/2017 (Funded $600,000)

2. Kellogg Legacy Foundation Title: SEES Research and Mentoring Program (S-RaMP)

PI: Barbara Burke8/1/2011 – 8/31/2014 (Funded $60,000)

3. NSF Title: NSF MRI: Acquisition of a 400 MHz NMR Spectrometer at Cal Poly Pomona

PI: Katherine Kantardjieff 1/1/11- 12/31/13 (Funded $503,535)

4. NIH Research Supplements to Promote Diversity in Health Related Research Title: Organic Synthesis Reagents on Transition Metals (R01GM31332)

PI: Robert Grubbs2006-2007 (Funded $70K).

Senior Personnel Role (Funded):1. NSF Title: Reinvigorating Elementary Science through Partnerships with California

Teachers (RESPeCT): A STeLLA Master Teacher ApproachPI: Nicole Wickler7/1/2013 - 6/30/2018 (Funded $7,563,038)

2. NSF Title: Reinvigorating Cal Poly Pomona Master Teacher Fellows Program (CPP MTFs) PI: Nicole Wickler 8/1/2011 - 7/31/2016 (Funded $1,438,805)

3. NSF Title: Three Strategies to Improve STEM Graduate Rates PI: Edward Walton 9/1/10-9/31/15 (Funded $1M)

4. NSF Noyce Planning Grant Title Cal Poly Pomona Teaching Fellow and Master Teaching Fellow Project PI: Don Straney 9/1/09-9/31/10 (Funded $62,977)

PI Role (Not Funded):1. Motorola Foundation Innovation Generation Title: Robots, Radios, and Rockets: The

New “3Rs” PI: Michael F. Z. Page and Ed Walton Summer 2007 (Not Funded $30K)

Co PI Role (Not Funded):1. NSF Title: Using a Guided Discovery Approach: STEM through Robotics for

Engaging K-12 Students and Preparing Teachers

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PI: Mariappan "Jawa" Jawaharlal7/1/2012 - 6/30/2017 (Not Funded $2,657,705)

2. Department of Education Title: “SCALE-UP: The Fourth R – STEM through Robotics for Engaging K-12 Students and Preparing Teachers Using a Guided Discovery Approach” PI: Mariappan "Jawa" Jawaharlal 7/1/2012 - 6/30/2017 (Not Funded $2,825,169)

3. Dept. of Education Title: Collaborative Strategies for Student Success ProjectPI: Barbara Burke (Not Funded $300K)

4. NASA Title: NASA Greenwardbound PI: Rakesh Mogul 9/2010-8/2013 (Not Funded $856,432)

5. Motorola Foundation Title: Motorola CPP and PUSD Collaborative Grant PI: Nicole Wickler 9/2010-7/2013 (Not Funded $380K)

Senior Personnel (Not Funded):1. NSF Title AGEP-T: IMPACT – Impacting the Materials Professoriate through

Creative TrainingPI: Ram Seshadi (UCSB)3/2013-8/2017 (Not Funded $1,749,342)

2. NIH Research Supplements to Promote Diversity in Health Related Research Title: Liposome Delivery of Boron for BNCT (1 R01 CA097342-01 A2)PI: M. Frederick Hawthorne2005 Review Rating : Excellent (Not Funded)

3. National Academies Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship for MinoritiesTitle: Rational Design and Synthesis of a Hydrophobic Inhibitor of α-human Thrombin2004 Review Rating: Honorable Mention (Not Funded)

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III. Science Education

A. Student Enrichments Activities1. Contributor and author for an original KVCR television series for high school

students at John F. Kennedy Middle College School entitled “The Green Ambassadors” Spring 2009

2. Team Mentor to 5 students from I-Poly High School “Biofuels Technology Team.” Students in this group researched Biofuels, composed a magazine, and developed a documentary analyzing the pros and cons of developing technologies associated with Biofuels. (Fall 2008) Contact Mr. Pang.

B. Original Science Education Laboratory Experiments“Green Technologies: Biodiesel Challenge” Michael F. Z. Page

“Physical Principles in Living Systems: Laser Experiment,” Jane Lee, Michael F. Z. Page and S. Lara. http://measure.igpp.ucla.edu/GK12-SEE-LA/overview.html

C. K-12 Science Presentations1. “Soy Bean Oil Powering a Biodiesel Lab” AP and Honors Chemistry Lab

Implementation, Nogales High School, La Puente, CA (June 2013)2. “Solids, Liquids, and Gases” Presentation to 3rd Graders from Sonrise Christian

School, Cal Poly Pomona, CA (2/25/13)3. “World Cup of Coffee” AP and Honors Chemistry Lab Implementation, Diamond

Ranch High School, Pomona, CA (May 2012, & May 2013)4. “Teaching Outside the Kitchen Box” Committee For Action Program Services

(CAPS) Dallas County, District 30 Dallas, TX (12/11/10)5. Inquiry-Based Activities using ACS Wonder Science” Committee For Action

Program Services (CAPS) Dallas County, District 30 Dallas, TX 3/13/106. “Doorway to Chemistry” Career Day Presentation to ~100 4-8 th graders at Chino

Valley Christian School (10/31/08)7. “pH of Household Products” to Pomona Valley Boy’s and Girl’s after-school

Program Participants at Harrison Elementary, Pomona, CA (4/23/08)8. “States of Matter: Slime Experiment” Chino Valley Christian School, Chino,

California. Three Cal Poly Pomona students participated in the event Diana Simon (Chem. Eng. Major), Alma Contreras (Liberal Studies Major), Jenna Pillor (Liberal Studies Major) (2/1/08).

D. Science Fair Evaluator1. Science Fair Competition Judge, Harrison Elementary School, Pomona, CA

5/23/2012.2. Middle School Science Fair Competition Judge, Sonrise Christian School, Covina,

CA 5/11/2012.3. Middle School Science Project Competition Judge, NOBCChE 38 th Annual National

Meeting, Houston, TX 4/18/2011.4. Rialto Unified School District Science Fair Judge, Kucera Middle School 2140 West

Buena Vista Drive, Rialto, CA 92377, Edward D’Souza District Science Coordinator, 03/05/08.

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5. ACS Southern California Undergraduate Research Conference Oral Presentations Judge, Cal State University Fullerton Contact Barbara Gonzalez, 4/2007

E. Community Service1. Sonrise Christian School Science Fair Community Service-Learning Activity Contact

Mrs. Burdgy (2/27/2013)2. SCI 211 Wonder Science School Activities (43 future science elementary teachers

gave presentation to ~60 students at Lincoln, Harrison, and Vista del Valle Elementary Schools (Pomona Unified) 5/5/08-5/18/08

3. Claremont Robotics Team Mentor. Claremont robotics competition is a joint effort between the Claremont Unified School District and The Claremont Colleges. Contact June Hilton, In this competition, students in grades 5-12, worked in teams under the direction of knowledgeable adult mentors and acquired technical problem solving skills. 4/25/08

4. Harrison Elementary Science Fair Community Service-Learning Activity Contact Ms. Timi King (4/23/2008)

5. SCI 211 Wonder Science School Activities (34 future science elementary teachers gave presentation to ~60 students at Lincoln, Harrison, and Vista del Valle Elementary Schools (Pomona Unified) 2/12/08-3/6/08.

6. National Engineers Week “Floating on Air” Raytheon Corp. (Fullerton, CA) 7th Annual Engineer Games, included students from Troy, Diamond Bar, Fullerton, and Rowland High competed to develop a hovercraft. Contact: Mary Jo Gruca 2/20/08

F. Press Releases1. “Chemical Attractions” Panorama Fall/Winter 2010.

http://www.cpp.edu/~panorama/fallwinter2010/visions2.html 2. “Inspiring Future Scientists with Hands-on Fun”

http://polycentric.cpp.edu/2010/08/inspiring_future_scientists_hands-on_fun/#.VnRhlPHx4TE

3. The Investigating Teaching and Learning Fellows – Class of 2008-09” Faculty Center News Jan. 12, 2009, v 3, issue 2.

4. “Black Scientists, Engineers Encourage More African Americans to Pursue Science” LA Watts Times, Published (10/08/08)

5. “Biodiesel Plusses on Display: Workshop Looks at a ’Green’ Fuel.” By Sandra Emerson. Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Published (07/14/08)

F. Professional Panels1. Women & Men in STEM Higher Education: Navigating Family and Work-Life

Balance. 2016 American Society for Engineering Education Pacific Southwest Conference, April 22, 2016 http://2016asee-psw.org/#program

2. UCLA Preparing Future Faculty Winter 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, & 20093. UCLA Minority Undergraduate Research Fellow Panelist 7/2007

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IV. Teaching

A. Classes TaughtGreen Chemistry Lecture Grad/UndergradChemistry Seminar Grad/UndergradOrganic Chemistry Lecture I UndergraduateOrganic Chemistry Lecture II UndergraduateOrganic Chemistry Lecture III UndergraduateOrganic Chemistry Lab I Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Lab II UndergraduateOrganic Chemistry Lab III UndergraduateElements of Organic Chemistry Lecture Undergraduate (Non Majors)Elements of Organic Chemistry Lab Undergraduate (Non Majors)General Chemistry Lecture I UndergraduateGeneral Chemistry Lecture II UndergraduateGeneral Chemistry Lecture III UndergraduateGeneral Chemistry Lab I UndergraduateGeneral Chemistry Lab II UndergraduateGeneral Chemistry Lab III UndergraduateChemical Sciences Lecture Undergraduate (Non Majors)Chemical Science Lab Undergraduate (Non Majors)

B. Technology Initiatives

ALEKS (Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces) ImplementationMultimedia Ratio and Proportions Problem-Solving Tutorial

Pearson MasteringChemistry (Online Homework System) Implementation iClicker Learning CommunityBrooks/Cole Cenage Learning OWL (Online Web-based Learning) Tutorials Digital Storyboarding with Studio 6 and I&IT

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C. Undergraduate and Masters Student Trainees (31 total, alphabetized)

Name (Training Period) Degree Yr. Graduation(Expected)

Current Position

Gerald Angel (09-2011)Luladey Ayalew (12-14)Kurt Bodenstedt (10-13)Shaun Callahan (10-2012)Eric Cull (2013)Kevin Dooling (10-2012)Partrick Escott (12-13)Mykel Gaspar (10-11)Cynthia Guevara (10-12)Yousseff Fukhro (10-13)Francisco Leyva (16-Pres) +

Tyler Liebel (16- Pres.)Jessica Luzanilla (08)Michael Luzuriaga (15-16)TJ Martin (13-14)Vipul Ministry (08-10)Vipul Ministry (16-Pres)Christian Moreno (16-Pres.)Desiree Natividad (08-10)Matthew Pasos (10-11)Josh Phonsiri (16- Pres.)Arlen Prosser (14-15)Joseph Robledo (11-12)Freddy Ruiz (14-15)Ashley Santiago (11-12)Tehsina Sheikh (15-16)Zaid Sheikh (14-15)Maritza Silva (12-14)AnhMinH Ton (13-14)Stacey Tuey (12-13)David Velazquez (14-15)Stephanie Wong* (09-11)

BS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryChemistry MinorBS BiochemistryBA Liberal StudiesBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryMS ChemistryBS BiochemistryBS ChemistryBS BiotechnologyBS BiochemistryBS BiochemistryBS ChemistryBS BiochemistryBS ChemistryBS BiochemistryBS BiochemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryBS ChemistryChemistry minor

2011201420132013201320122013201120122013

(2017)(2017)2008201620142010

(2018)(2017)20102012

(2017)2016 2015201520142016201620142014201320152012

AQMD (MS)CSU Long Beach (MS)Univ. North TX (MS)Thermo FischerWeck LabsTruesdail LaboratoriesCHAMPS Charter HSSubstitute TeacherCarmino Nuevo Charter (M.A.)USC PharmacyCurrent TraineeCurrent TraineeZipEdTech LLCUT Dallas (PhD)UT Dallas (PhD)Polycoat ProductsCurrent TraineeCurrent TraineeOffice CoordinatorLAPDCurrent TraineeCSU SLO (MS)Weck LabsMarkwins InternationalWeck LabsUSC PharmacyUSC PharmacyNorwalk HS (M.A.)UnknownUniv Colorado Pharmacy ICL Performance ProdctsUC San Fran. Pharmacy

Current students in bold. * BS degree in Animal Science+ BS degree in Animal Science

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V. Service

A. Significant Professional Service

1. Poster Session Moderator, 4th Annual Student Research Scholarship and Creative Activities Conference, March 4, 2016. Cal Poly Pomona http://www.cpp.edu/~cppsrc/

2. Planning Committee, SoCal PKAL Regional Network Meeting, “Integrating Teaching, Assessment, and Education Research to Enhance Student Learning in STEM” Feb 27, 2016 UC Irvine. https://www.aacu.org/pkal/regional/socal/2016/conference

3. Poster Judge, 2016 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM, AAAS and NSF, Washington DC, February 25-28, 2016. http://www.emerging-researchers.org/

4. Abstract Reviewer and Poster Judge, 2015 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM, AAAS and NSF, Washington DC, February 19-21, 2015.

5. Planning Committee, SoCal PKAL Regional Network Meeting, “Wicked Problems & STEM: Curriculum, High Impact Practices, & Student Success” Feb 8, 2015 CSU Fullerton. https://www.aacu.org/pkal/regional/socal/2015/conference

6. Session Moderator, Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: Illuminating Ideas November 22, 2014. CSU Fullerton

7. Abstract Reviewer, Southern California Conference of Undergraduate Research: Illuminating Ideas November 22, 2014. CSU Fullerton

8. Poster Judge, 2015 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM, AAAS and NSF, Washington DC, Feb 19-21, 2015.

9. Session Organizer of Western Regional NOBCChE Meeting, March 23-25, 2012, San Diego, CA.

10. 2011-2012, 2010-2009, 2009-10 ACS San Gorgonio Section Chemistry Olympiad Co-Coordinator

11. Session Organizer of STEM Education Session and Dr. Henry McBay Outstanding Teacher Award Symposium, NOBCChE National Meeting, April 13-18, 2009, St. Louis, MO.

12. 2008-09 ACS San Gorgonio Section Chemistry Olympiad Co-Coordinator with Dr. Debra van Engelen (U. Redlands)

13. UCSB/Cal Poly Pomona Dow Endowed Lecture Series Campus Liaison 14. Chair of the Executive Planning Committee for 2008 Western Regional NOBCChE

Conference, Oct 9-11, 2008, Pomona, CA.15. 2008 ACS San Gorgonio Section Chemistry Week Co-Coordinator with Dr. Edward

Walton and Ms. Joelle Opotowsky. (10/17/08)

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B. Academic Service at Cal Poly Pomona

AY 2015-16Department College UniversitySenior Project (Coordinator) College Semester Conversion

Advising Taskforce (Co-Chair)

Undergraduate Research Faculty Advisory Committee

Central Advising Committee (IAP Approval Chair)

Semester Conversion Advising Subcommittee

Department Retention, Tenure, & Promotion CommitteeBiochemistry and Organic (Chair) Faculty Search CommitteeProgram Review (Undergraduate Curriculum Chair)Organic Chemistry DivisionGoldstein Award ReviewStudent Life Service and InvolvementAdvisor to Black Students in Science

AY 2014-15Department College UniversitySenior Project (Coordinator) Distinguished Teaching

AwardUndergraduate Research Faculty Advisory Committee

Central Advising Committee ACS Organic Chemistry Exam Committee

Organic Chemistry DivisionScholarshipNMR Working GroupInorganic and Physical Faculty Search CommitteeStudent Life Service and InvolvementAdvisor to Brother’s Movement, Black Students in Science

AY 2013-14Department College UniversitySenior Project (Coordinator) Distinguished Teaching

AwardCentral Advising CommitteeOrganic Chemistry DivisionScholarshipGoldstein Research FellowshipAnalytical Faculty Search CommitteeStudent Life Service and InvolvementAdvisor to Brother’s Movement, Black Students in Science

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AY 2012-13Department College UniversitySenior Project (Coordinator) Distinguished Teaching

Award (chair)Central Advising CommitteeGeneral Chem. CommitteeScholarship

Student Life Service and InvolvementAdvisor to Brother’s Movement, Black Students in Science

AY 2011-12Department College UniversityRTP Revision (Chair) Distinguished Teaching

AwardCommunity Service-Learning

Central Advising CommitteeGeneral Chem. CommitteeScholarshipPeriodic Review CommitteeBudgetResource

Student Life Service and InvolvementCo-Advisor to Brother’s Movement, Black Students in ScienceAdvisor to Student NOBCChE Chapter

AY 2010-11Department College UniversityRTP Revision Committee Community Service-

LearningCentral Advising CommitteeGeneral Chem. CommitteeScholarshipPeriodic Review CommitteeBudgetResourceAnalytical Faculty Search

Student Life Service and InvolvementCo-Advisor to Brother’s Movement, Black Students in Science

AY 2009-10Department College UniversityRTP Revision Committee STEM Education Vision

PlanningCommunity Service-Learning

Central Advising CommitteeGeneral Chem. CommitteePeriodic Review CommitteeStudent Life Service and InvolvementCo-Advisor to Student NOBCChE Chapter

AY 2008-09

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Department College DepartmentRTP Revision Committee STEM Education Vision

PlanningCommunity Service-Learning

Central Advising CommitteeGeneral Chem. CommitteePeriodic Review Committee

Student Life Service and InvolvementCo-Advisor to Brother’s Movement, Black Students in ScienceCo-Advisor to Student NOBCChE Chapter

AY 2007-08Department College DepartmentCentral Advising CommitteeGeneral Chem. Committee

C. Community Service1. “College Pathway and Career Exploration” Cal Poly Pomona (04/23/16)2. “Ubuntu: The Spirit of Togetherness“ Pomona Unified School District (02/06/10)3. “Yes We Can, Student and Parent Jamboree” Pomona Unified School District

(2/7/09)

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