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Bach, Ed., Wiley, Chapter 17.Ĭurricular Innovations(NSF), Ashland University, Ashland OH, October 1-2, 1999. 'An XPS Study of the Exposure of Lithium to Low Levels of O2, H2O, CO, CO2, and SO2.' Lithium: Current Applications in Science, Medicine and Technology 1985, R.O. 'Resistive Electrode Effects on Cyclic Voltammetry.' J. Chem., Surface and Interface Analysis 1988, 13, #4, 219. 'Lattice and Grain Boundary Diffusion of Oxygen in Titanium Subhydride Studied by Auger Sputter Profiling.' Angew. 'Investigation of Lithium-Water Interactions In Acetonitrile Solutions Using Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Raman, and Infrared Spectroscopies and Extended Huckel Molecular Orbital Calculations.' Inorganic Chemistry 1989, 28, 2764. 'Investigation of Alkali Metal-Water Interactions in Acetonitrile.' Inorganica Chimica Acta 1992, 183, 113. 'Fungi and Bacterial Degradation of Polyamide Coated Aircraft Material.' CORROSION/99, San Antonio TX: NACE International 1999, Paper #167. He also spends much time during the warm weather on his boat, cruising the Great Lakes. In recent years, he has taken up the saxophone and has supplied the department with several entertaining moments, both solo and in cahoots with Dr. He has also taught general chemistry and served as a mentor for first year students and advises several of our majors. Keil currently teaches upper level physical chemistry courses and the weekly seminar class.

#Dr keil professional#

Keil is a past or present member of a number of scientific organizations, served a term as president of the UD chapter of Sigma Xi, a national scientific research society, and also has been an officer of the Dayton professional chapter of the American Chemical Society. He has been active in various department and university committees and councils, served as Chemistry Department Chairperson from 1988-91 and then served as Associate Dean for Graduate and Academic Affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences from 1991-95. Jerry Keil has one of the most familiar faces around UD, having been here since 1969. Her family still lives in the area, so she remains close with her mom and spends a lot of time with her 2 sisters and 4 nephews.Dr. She loves living in the mountains and is happy doing any activity involving creeks & rivers. Keil can often be found tending to her garden, or creating something in her kitchen, mainly baking. When she is not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. She can jump right into an emergency, and also enjoys getting to know her patients and their families throughout all life stages. She loves taking on surgical cases, yet also enjoys the details of a complicated internal medicine case. The variety of general practice keeps her feeling enriched. She has been known to take home orphaned kittens that need bottle-feeding and nursing care in order to make them strong enough to become adoptable. She currently shares her home with a pitbull mix named Lenny, Violet the Boston terrier, 5 cats and a fresh-water aquarium. Her own menagerie of pets has included dogs, cats, goats, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, fish, and a box turtle. During veterinary school, she volunteered on the Colic Team and Foal Team to enrich her interests in both large and small animals. She assisted on neighbors and friends ranches caring for goats, sheep, and cattle. Jens interest in veterinary medicine began as a young child, growing up in a ranching community in Oregon before moving to Ben Lomond in 1985.

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Upon completion of her DVM degree, she worked for 2 years at Ocean View Veterinary Hospital in Pacific Grove before returning to Felton full time. She also worked as an emergency veterinary nurse at Pacific Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Service in Capitola and at United Emergency Animal Clinic of South San Jose. Keil first began working at Felton Veterinary Hospital in 1989 as kennel staff, moving up to a nursing poisition once she finished high school, she continued working through college and during school breaks throughout veterinary school. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from UC Davis in 2002. After graduating from San Lorenzo Valley High School, she went on to Cabrillo College, and later completed her Bachelors degree in Cellular, Molecular and Developmental Biology with a minor in psychology at UC Santa Cruz in 1998. Jennifer Keil has lived in the San Lorenzo Valley most of her life.