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- 1. CURRICULUM VITAE STEVE B. HAMMER, PH.D. CONTACT INFORMATION Steven Berlin Hammer Indian River State College Department of Biological Sciences 3209 Virginia Avenue Fort Pierce, Florida 34981-5596 Phone (772) 462-7181, Fax (772) 462-7447 shammer@irsc.edu EDUCATION 2006-2009 Kent State University Kent, OH Ph.D. Biomedical Sciences: Neuroscience ? Dissertation: ¡°Interactions Between Exercise, Aging and Ethanol and the Mammalian Circadian Timing System¡± 2002-2006 Kent State University Kent, OH Exercise Science Doctoral Program ? Focus: Cardiovascular response to ultra-endurance exercise 2001-2002 Wichita State University Wichita, KS M.Ed. Exercise Science ? Thesis: ¡°Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing and its Effects on Competition Induced Panic.¡± 1993-1996 Kansas Newman College Wichita, KS B.A. Biology 1992-1993 Southwestern College Winfield, KS Emergency Medical Intensive Care Technician (EMT-P/Paramedic/EMICT)
- 2. EXPERIENCE Department Chair Summer I, 2014/2015 ? Daily departmental duties ? Assigning instructors to courses Assistant Instructor (Tenured) 2012-Present Indian River State College ? Lab Instructor for Anatomy and Physiology o Wrote and Published Lab books ? A&P I Laboratory Manual BSC 2093L ISBN 978-0-7380-7429-0 ? A&P II Laboratory Manual BSC 2094L ISBN 978-0-7380-8060-4 ? Develop and teach Cell Biology lecture and lab ? Lecture instructor for Survey of the human body ? Lecture instructor for Anatomy and Physiology ? Develop new cell biology lab for STEM building Master Instructor 2010-2012 Indian River State College ? Lab Instructor for Anatomy and Physiology and General Biology ? Develop and teach Cell Biology lecture and lab ? Lecture instructor for Survey of the human body ? Lecture instructor for Anatomy and Physiology Adjunct Professor January 2010- August 2010 Indian River State College Ft. Pierce, FL ? Anatomy and Physiology Lab Instructor ? General Biology Lab Instructor ? Anatomy and Physiology Lecture Instructor Clinical Director of Exercise and Brain Fitness 2009-2011 Awakening Memory Clinic Vero Beach, FL ? Cognitive behavior therapy on patients with mild to moderate cognitive impairment ? Exercise prescription and training to improve cognitive function Graduate Assistant 2006-2009 Kent State University Kent, OH ? Cell Biology Lab instructor (BSCI-20140 Cell Biology) Graduate Assistant 2002-2004 Kent State University Kent, OH Teaching assistant ? Exercise Physiology (PEP 45080) ? Measurement and Evaluation (PEP 25068) Research assistant ? Various human and animal experiments
- 3. Instructor 2002 Summer Wichita State University Wichita, KS ? Principles of EKG analysis (KSS 750) ? Kinesiology (KSS 328) ? Physiology of Human Performance (KSS 795) Graduate Assistant 2001-2002 Wichita State University Wichita, KS Teaching assistant ? Exercise Physiology (HPS 490) Research assistant ? Performed fitness testing and body composition analysis Instructor 2001-2002 Butler County Community College Andover, KS ? Lifetime Fitness (PE 254) Director/Paramedic 1998-2000 Ambergris Caye Emergency Service Belize, Central America ? Founder and Director of Emergency Medical Services (A.C.E.S.) ? Medical Director during Hurricane ¡°Mitch¡± 1998, Ambergris Caye ? Responded to advanced and basic life support emergencies Paramedic 1996-1998 Sedgwick County Emergency Medical Service Wichita, KS ? Responded to advanced and basic life support emergencies Instructor 1996 Cowley County Community College Mulvane, KS ? Anatomy and Physiology (BIO 4150) Paramedic 1996 Mulvane Emergency Medical Services Mulvane, KS ? Responded to advanced and basic life support emergencies Substitute Instructor 1992-1993 Kansas Newman College Wichita, KS ? Gross Anatomy (BIOL 3032) Tutor 1992-1993 Kansas Newman College Wichita, KS ? Biology, Chemistry and Physics
- 4. Paramedic Summer 1994 Indian Health Services Crownpoint, NM Paramedic with Navajo Emergency Medical Services ? Responded to advanced and basic life support emergencies on the Navajo Reservation ? Critical and non-critical patients transport to Albuquerque and Gallup, New Mexico ? Emergency room care of critical and non-critical patients EMT/Paramedic 1991-1994 Derby/Sedgwick County EMS Derby, KS Paramedic ? Responded to advanced and basic life support emergencies Basic level EMT ? Basic life support emergencies SPECIAL CLASSES, ACTIVITIES, AND HONORS 2013-2015 A Florida Outdoor Center (AFLOC): Board Member 2007-2009 Boy Scout Troop 662 Shaker Heights, OH: Committee Member 2002 Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi 2001-2002 Wichita State University Wichita, KS: President Exercise Physiology Club 1995- Current Teaching private medical classes ? Basic and advanced EKG interpretation ? Acid/Base physiology 1993-1998 Boy Scout Troop 443 Wichita, KS: Assistant Scout Master 1995-2003 EMS Explorer Post, Wichita, KS: Assistant Director 1989 Wichita State University Wichita, KS: Anthropology Club President 1989 Smithsonian Institute Washington, DC: Research Assistant: bone prosthesis research 1985-1988 DeMoley Masonic Organization, Wichita, KS
- 5. CERTIFICATIONS 1993- Current: Advanced Cardiac Life Support 1994-1999: Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor 1993-1999: Pediatric Advanced Life Support 1989- Current: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation RESEARCH SKILLS Animal research experience ? Small animal research (5 years experience): Primary animals: Syrian hamster, Sprague Dawley rat and some work with various mouse models ? Anesthesia administration by injection and inhalation, ventilator operation, intubation and surgical airway procedures ? Arterial and venous cannulation, isolated hind limb experiments, invasive vital sign measurement, blood gas analysis ? Microdialysis procedures in skeletal muscle and intracranially Biomedical Lab Skills ? HPLC, ELISA, PCR, Western Blot ? Cell culture Exercise Physiology Experience ? Treadmill fitness testing, maximal and submaximal including stress testing ? EKG analysis at rest and exercise ? Cycle ergometer testing, field and laboratory based ? VO2 gas analysis, spirometry function and analysis, ventilatory threshold determination and lactic acid analysis ? Gait analysis, cycling analysis, swimming analysis ? DEXA operation/analysis and manual techniques of body composition Determination Clinical Skills ? Patient evaluation from interview through primary and secondary assessments ? Assessment of biomechanics and range of motion ? Application and teaching of all basic and advanced life support techniques ? Interpretation of basic hematological laboratory values ? Basic and advanced trauma life support ? X-ray, CT and MRI reading ? 1 year of training in Chinese medicine: theory, acupuncture and herbal medicine (Kansas College of Chinese Medicine)
- 6. PUBLICATIONS 1. A&P I Laboratory Manual BSC 2093L ISBN 978-0-7380-7429-0 2. A&P II Laboratory Manual BSC 2094L ISBN 978-0-7380-8060-4 3. Brager AJ, Hammer, SB. Impact of wheel running on chronic ethanol intake in aged Syrian hamsters. Physiology & Behavior 09/2012; 107(3):418-423. ¡¤ 2.87 Impact Factor 4. Hammer SB, Ruby CL, Brager AJ, Prosser RA, Glass JD. Environmental modulation of alcohol intake in hamsters: effects of wheel running and constant light exposure. Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research 09/2010; 34(9):1651-8. ¡¤ 3.34 Impact Factor 5. Brager, A.J., Ruby, C.L., Hammer, S.B., Prosser, R.A., Glass, J.D. Chronic ethanol disrupts circadian sleep and activity rhythms in the Syrian hamster. Sleep 01/2008; ¡¤ 5.05 Impact Factor 6. Rogers M.E., Bohlken R.M., Beets M.W., Hammer S.B., Ziegenfuss T.N., ?arabon N. Effects of creatine, ginseng, and astragalus supplementation on strength, body composition, mood, and blood lipids during strength-training in older adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 04/2003; 35(5):S217. ¡¤ 4.43 Impact 1 Factor 7. Beets, M.W., S.B. Hammer, M.E. Rogers, and D. Koizumi. Comparison of BMI in children attending a technology camp to national data. Kansas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Journal, 73, 2, 24-27, 2002. POSTER PRESENTATIONS/RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS 1. The Effects of Ultra Marathon on Myocardial Hypertrophy; Naimah Alamin, Steven Hammer Ph.D., and Jim Agnew M.D. Ph.D., Indian River State College, Ft. Pierce, FL. Undergraduate Research Symposium, Friday December 5, 2014 2. How Much Is Too Much?: The Effect of Ethanol on C2C12 Cells; Daniel Cepeda and Steven Hammer Ph.D. Indian River State College, Ft. Pierce, FL. Undergraduate Research Symposium, Friday December 5, 2014. 3. Effects of Gender Upon the Cardiovascular Function in Ultra-Marathon Runners; Yolby Joseph, Steven Hammer Ph.D., and Jim Agnew M.D. Ph.D., Indian River State College, Fort Pierce, FL. Undergraduate Research Symposium, Friday December 5, 2014. 4. S.B. Hammer; Cardiovascular Responses during a 32 Hour Ultra-Marathon; Presentation, Florida Academy of Sciences Spring 2014, Indian River State College. 5. Anthropomorphic changes in lower extremities of ultra-runners, R. Staton and S. Hammer, Ph.D. Indian River State College, Fort Pierce, FL, Undergraduate Research Symposium, spring 2014. 6. S.B. Hammer, A.J. Brager, M. DePaul, R.A. Prosser., J.D. Glass, Exercise and Aging Affect Free-Choice Ethanol Consumption in the Syrian Hamster. 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Research Society on Alcoholism, San Diego, Ca, 2009
- 7. 7. S.B. Hammer, A.J. Brager, M. DePaul, R.A. Prosser., J.D. Glass, Exercise and Aging Affect Free-Choice Ethanol Consumption in the Syrian Hamster. Celebration of Scholarship, Kent State University, Kent OH, February 11th, 2009 8. Hammer, S.B., Glass, J.D. Activity Onsets as Circadian Phase Markers: What Time is it Really? Society for Research on Biological Rhythms, Annual meeting, Destin Fl, May 2008 9. Hammer, S.B., Glass, J.D. Activity Onsets as Circadian Phase Markers: What Time is it Really? Kent State University: School of Biomedical Sciences: Research Conference and Poster Session, Kent, OH, April 10, 2008 10. Brager, A.J., Ruby, C.L., Hammer, S.B., Prosser, R.A., Glass, J.D. Chronic ethanol disrupts circadian sleep and activity rhythms in the Syrian hamster. Poster presented at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, Baltimore, MD, June 10, 2008. 11. Brager, A.J., Ruby, C.L., Hammer, S.B., Prosser, R.A., Glass, J.D. Chronic ethanol consumption interrupts sleep and activity rhythms in the Syrian hamster. Poster presented at Kent State University Department of Biological Sciences 2008 Research Symposium, March 31, 2008. 12. Hammer, S.B., Glass, J.D. Aging and Exercise: Effects on Circadian Rhythms in the Syrian Hamster. Kent State University Department of Biological Sciences 2008 Research Symposium, March 31, 2008. 13. Hammer, S.B., Beets, M.W., Pitetti, K.H. Contribution of Biological Maturation and Sport Participation to 1-mile Walk Run Performance in High School Males. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 1, 2005 14. Beets, M.W, Hammer, S.B., Pitetti, K.H. Relationship of Maturation and Sport Participation to 20-m Shuttle Run Performance in High School Girls. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 1, 2005 15. Pitetti, K.H., Beets, M.W, Hammer, S.B. Criterion-Referenced Equivalence Between the 1-mile Run/Walk and Pacer in High School Students. College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 1, 2005 16. Fascione, J., Michel, D.A., Riechman, S.E., Hammer, S.B., Andrews, R.D. The Association of Foot Arch Height and Running Performance. College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, June 1, 2005 17. Bohlken, R.M., M.E. Rogers, S.B. Hammer, M.W. Beets, and L.R. Sporleder. Effects of creatine and ginseng/astragalus botanical extracts on strength in resistance-training older adults. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 35: S217, 2003. 18. Hammer, S.B., B.S. Hammer, A. Biggs, M.E. Rogers, R.M. Bohlken, and K.H. Pitetti. Relationship between spinal curvature and respiratory function in developmentally disabled children American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, May 29-June 1, 2002.
- 8. 19. Hammer, S.B., B.S. Hammer, A. Biggs, M.E. Rogers, R.M. Bohlken, and KH. Pitetti. Spinal curvature may affect respiratory function and physical performance in children. Kansas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Annual Convention, Topeka, KS, October 26-27, 2001. 20. Hammer, S.B., F. Tsen, B.S. Hammer, M.E. Rogers, and R.M. Bohlken. A cycle ergometer ramp protocol to predict VO2max. Central States Chapter / American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO, October 20-21, 2001. INVITED PRESENTATION 1. The Lakes at Pointe West, Vero Beach Florida, ¡°Cognitive Memory Therapy and Exercise to Combat Age Related Memory Loss¡± (1/2010) 2. Kent State University, Exercise Science Seminar ¡°Circadian Rhythms in Exercise and Aging¡± (11/6/2006) PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Dr. Jennifer Capers, Ph.D., Indian River State College, Department Chair Biology jcapers@irsc.edu 772-462-7556 Dr. James Agnew, M.D. PhD. Indian River State College, Department of Biology Jimagnew36@yahoo.com 772-567-4788 Dr. Sheldon Kushner, M.D., Indian River State College, Department of Biology Skushner@irsc.edu 772-559-7172 Dr. William Tyler, PhD, Indian River State College, Department of Biology, wtyler@irsc.edu 772-336-6260 Dr. Greg Grossman, Ph.D., Cleveland Clinic, Cole Eye Institute, Cleveland, Ohio; grossmg@ccf.org 216-444-5663 Dr. Michael Beets, M.P.H., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Dept. of Exercise Science Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC; beets@gwm.sc.edu 803-777-3003