Justin Rawley

Instructor of Anatomy & Physiology @Guilford Technical Community College

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Justin Rawley has a background in neuroscience (PhD Wake Forest University School of Medicine) and music (M.M. Eastman School of Music). Her scientific research is in the fields of electrophysiology, and psychometrics in animal models and human subjects/patients; she has utilized medical imaging techniques extensively including MRI and MEG and has experience in programming and data analysis. She began her teaching career after finishing her post-doctoral work in 2015. Regular courses taught include Human Anatomy & Physiology, and Clinical Neuroanatomy, but she has also been a TA in medical neuroscience and lectured in music history. Duties include curriculum design, conducting lecture and laboratory classes (in-person and on-line), creating and evaluating assessments of student learning. As a musician, has lead church choirs, performed recitals on organ, harpsichord, and piano, and has experience in both choral and orchestral conducting. Additionally, she holds a Private Pilot's License for single engine land aircraft with tailwheel, complex, and high-performance endorsements, as well as rotorcraft-gyroplane. She is also an FAA part 107 sUAS pilot who has done aerial photography and videography for several local companies.

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Work Background

Guildford Technical Community CollegeInstructor

Jan. 2015Adjunct Professor of Biology, lecturer and lab instructor of Bio 168, BIO 169, BIO 163, Anatomy and Physiology.

Wake Forest Baptist HealthTRADONC Fellow, Radiation Oncology

Jan. 2012 - Jun. 2015

North American Association of Belarusian StudiesNewsletter Editor

Jan. 2010 - Jun. 2013Edit and publish "Naviny" (News), the Newsletter of the North American Association of Belarusian Studies

Wake Forest University School of MedicineGraduate Student

Aug. 2005 - May. 2009Winston Salem, NCElectrophysiology research, visual coordinate reference frame encoding in posterior parietal cortex, design and implementation of experiments, data analysis and presentation of findings in scientific journal format

Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Dept Neurobiology and AnatomyGraduate Student

Jan. 1996 - Dec. 2002Electrophysiology research on post synaptic potential summation in lateral geniculate nucleus, design and implementation of experiments, data analysis.