Teaching

 

 

Citizenship: US / France

 

Position: Assistant Professor of Research

Department of Biology, Temple University

Jean-David Grattepanche

My Education

2011

Ph. D. in Geoscience, Ecology, Paleontology and Oceanography

University of Littoral, UMR 8187 Laboratory of Oceanography and Geosciences, Wimereux, FRANCE

Graduate School of Sciences of Materials, Radiation and Environment ED SMRE 104, Graduate College Lille Nord de FRANCE

Trophodynamism of microzooplanktonic protozoans in the eastern English Channel.
Advisor: Pr. Urania CHRISTAKI.

2007

Master of Science in Biodiversity, Marine Ecosystems, and Biological Oceanography

University of Sciences and Technologies of Lille, FRANCE.

2005

Bachelor of Science in Biology of Organisms and Populations, and Marine Biology

University of Sciences and Technologies of Lille, FRANCE.

Teaching Experience

Temple University

Fall 2024

Graduate course, BIO5509 Computational genomics, for master and PhD students in Bioinformatics

Fall 2020

Design and implemented an undergraduate course, BIO3101 Evolution, in an online setting (36 students)

Smith College

Spring 2014 / 2018

Designed and implemented an undergraduate seminar course, ‘Microbial Ecology on a Changing Planet’ with topics including microbial ecology concept, diversity biogeography, trophic web and other interactions, and impacts of climate change on the microbial eukaryotes.

Designed and implemented curriculum for a research-based course on microbial diversity.

Advised first-year students in a research course on biogeochemical cycling.

Mentored eleven undergraduate students working on special studies and/or honors projects.

Marine Biological Laboratory

July 018

Designed and implemented a laboratory on microbial eukaryote diversity for the Advanced Research training on Microbial Diversity.

University of Littoral

2007 / 2011

Developed undergraduate level tutorials on oceanographic methods; embryology; animal histocytology and zoology ranging from cnidarian to fish; taught science communication.

Lectured on planktonic ecology in a graduate-level course.

Teaching Certificates

Safe Zone Certificate

2021

Institutional Diversity, Equity, Advocacy and Leadership, Temple University

FOX online teaching certificate

2020

FOX School of Business, Temple University

Asynchronous Online Teaching certificate

2020

Center for the Advancement of Teaching, Temple University

Certified teacher

2018

French National Board of Universities (CNU)

Teaching Certificate

2011

Monitorat de l’Initiation à l’Enseignment Superieur, University Lille Nord de France

Mentoring of Undergraduate students at Temple University

Eleanor Labriola’24 , April Merdon’23 , Sydney Pan’23, Ellie Han'26, Kylie Stabler'24, Danny Marshall'26

 

Mentoring of Undergraduate students at Smith College (in italics Honors Thesis)

Jessica Andrade’15, Chloe Barnett’15, Kate Brien’15, Cameah Wood’15, Arielle Gomes-Williams’15, Florence MacGregor’15J, Mary Badger’16, Chip Sisson’16, Kayla Foney’17, Ghida El-Banna’17, Falak Koreshi’17, Doris Juarez’17, Bethaney Gulla-Devaney’18, Brigit McDannell’18, Morgan Schwartz’18, Elly Goetz’19, Claire Roycroft’19, Simran Sahni’19,Abby Onos’17, Evie Hoffman’20

Mentoring of Graduate students at Temple University

    Chris Carnivale (Ph.D. Temple), Microplastics and Mixotrophy in the Southern Ocean.

    Eli Chang (Ph.D. Temple), Impact of light, temperature and nutrient on Mixotrophy.

    Andrew Van Kuren'23 (Ph.D. Temple), Phaeocystis antarctica and vernal pool.

 

Mentoring of Graduate students at University of Littoral

    Elise Biron (M1 ULCO), Molecular approaches for understanding Microbial diversity. February - April 2017. Co-Advisor L. Katz (Smith College)

    Marc BESSON (L3 ENS de Lyon), Structure and succession of microplankton communities in anthropized coastal area: the eastern English Channel. June-July 2011. Co-advisor: U. CHRISTAKI (Pr. ULCO)

    Stéphane VIGNE (M2R UL1/ULCO), Heterotrophic protist in the eastern English Channel during the winter and spring 2011. In situ Dynamic and diversity and incubation experiment. January-June 2011. Co-advisor: U. CHRISTAKI (Pr. ULCO)

    Marine PERIOT (M2R UL1/ULCO), Characterisation of planktonic protist by CARD-FISH method and flow cytometry. January-June 2010. Co-advisor: U. CHRISTAKI (Pr. ULCO)

    Thomas RAUD (M1 ULCO), Zooplankton Feeding in the eastern English Channel during the srping phytoplankton bloom. April-June 2009. Co-advisor : D. Vincent (MCF ULCO)

    Marie MARCHADIER (M2R UL1/ULCO), Grazing impact of microzooplankton on various phytoplankton size classes in the eastern English Channel during the spring bloom. January-June 2009. Co-advisor : D. Vincent (MCF ULCO)

Service and Leadership Experience

  • Webmaster of the biology department at Temple University.
  • Point of contact between the biology department, the institute for genomics and evolutionary medicine (iGEM), the genomic facility at Fox Chase Cancer Center (FCCC) at Temple University.
  • Team leader in the laboratory of Professor Laura A. Katz at Smith College (composed of 5-6 undergraduate students per semester and a research assistant; 2012-present).
  • Member of search committee for hiring postdoctoral fellow and research assistant for the laboratory of the professor Laura A. Katz (3 research assistants since 2014 and 6 postdoctoral fellows since 2013).
  • Crew chief during research cruises on board of the R/V Cape Hatteras (7/2012) and R/V Connecticut (7/2015).
  • Elected member (PhD student – postdoc) of the laboratory council for the Laboratory of Oceanography and Geosciences at University of Littoral-Cote d’Opale, University of Lille and CNRS (2010-2011).
  • Undergraduate student representative for the biology department at University of Lille (2002-2005).