Ph.D. Physical Organic Chemistry, Georgia State University, Atlanta GA, May 2003 M.S. Bioanalytical Chemistry, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico May 1995 B.S. Chemistry, Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, June 1986 Assistant Tournament Director: for Georgia Science Olympiad Division Middle School Regional. Instructional Coordinator: of Survey of Chemistry II (CHEM. 1152). Member of GSU Sustainability in the Curriculum Faculty Sponsored Undergraduate Research Students: Celine Richards, (Fall 2013); Rosalind Usher, (Fall, 2012-Spring 2013); Kate Tioquan (Spring 2011); Kessey Cham, (Spring 2010); Phuong Ngac and Katie Nguyen, (Spring and Summer 2009); Peter Tham (Spring and Fall 2008);, Heather Harpring (Spring 2008).

1.“Spectroscopic Study of 4-methoxychalcone and HA binding interaction”. Rosalin Usher, Angela M. Navarro-Eisenstein (sponsor) The Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference March 13, 2013. 2. “Spectroscopic study of 4-methoxychalcone and Human Serum Albumin: Binding Interaction”. Monique L. Terrell-ACS Project SEED-Summer program, Therrell High School, Angela M. Navarro-Eisenstein, GSU Poster at the Brain Research Symposium, August 1, 2012. 3. “Biomolecular interactions between substituted chalcones and blood proteins”.Phuong K. Ngac, Hoang Nguyen, Peter Yu Tham, Kate Tioaquen, Angela M. Navarro-Eisenstein, GSU Poster Day, March 12, 2011. 4. “Biomolecular interactions between substituted chalcones and blood proteins”.Phuong K. Ngac, Hoang Nguyen, Peter Yu Tham, Angela M. Navarro-Eisenstein, Herty Medal Undergraduate Research Symposium Morehouse College, September 18, 2009. 5.”Biomolecular interactions between substituted chalcones and blood proteins”.Angela M. Navarro-Eisenstein and Phuong Ngac, Katie Nguyen Peter Tham. The Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference March 14, 2009 6.”Biomolecular interactions between substituted chalcones and blood proteins”.Angela M. Navarro-Eisenstein and Peter Tham. Poster in “The Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference” March 14, 2008.