820 Silkstone Close W
Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 5C6
(403) 394-8801 gregory.craig@uleth.ca
Education
Sept 2010 – Present University of Lethbridge
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Education, Chemistry
Related Courses: General Chemistry I and II, Cellular Basis of Life,
Diversity of Life, Principles of Genetics, Microbiology, Site directed mutagenesis and recombinant protein expression, Organic
Chemistry I and II, Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry I and
II, Physical Chemistry, Contemporary Chemistry, Introduction to
Physics I and II, Linear Algebra, Calculus I and II
Practical Semester for Education I and II
Certifications
 WHMIS
 Drivers’ License
Work Experience
Dec 2012 – May 2013 Sylvan Learning Centre
 Tutoring High School Math and Science
 Managing small groups of students
 Adjusting teaching style to meet each child’s individual needs
Sept 2012 – Present Freelance Tutoring
 Tutoring High School Math and Science
 Managing small groups of students
 Adjusting teaching style to meet each child’s individual needs
May – Aug 2012 Agriculture/Agri-food Canada, Lethbridge, AB
Co-op Work Term #2
 Production of RNA
 Electrophoretic gels
 Use of various machines including Bioanalyser and Nanodrop
 PCR set up and analysis
 Laboratory reports
 Record Keeping
May – Sept 2011 Condillo Foods Ltd., Airdrie, AB
Central Lab Technician (CLT)
Co-op Work Term #1
 Basic laboratory procedures
 Titrations
 Testing of food products
 Laboratory reports
 Record keeping

Skills
Computer:
 Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Power Point
 Competent with use of search engines
 Basic animation, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier
 Basic website production
Personal Management:
 Record keeping and organizational skills
 Strong presentation and communication skills
 Excellent team work skills
 Able to be a competent follower of orders or a leader
 Flexibility, able to adjust to situations
 Able to work well under pressure
Interests and Activities
 Learning about new things
 Figuring out the scientific processes behind molecular and organic functions
 Volunteer work with the Town of Coaldale and the Canadian cancer society
 Teaching my interests to people
*References – Available upon request.