Eron Jewett
San Antonio, Texas
512-788-3801
eron@ejewett.com
OBJECTIVE
To obtain a research-oriented laboratory position in biology or biomedical science where I can apply my training in genetics, molecular and cellular biology, and experimental laboratory methods while contributing to studies focused on cancer and other human diseases.
SUMMARY
Biology graduate with faculty-mentored research experience in Drosophila genetics, strong laboratory skills, and leadership experience in mentoring, athletics, and student-focused roles.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Biology – Cellular Track
Schreiner University, Kerrville, Texas
GPA: 3.70, magna cum laude
May 2026
COURSES RELATED TO DEGREE
Advanced Genetics and Lab
BIOL 3304 / BIOL 3104 — Spring 2026
Upper-division coursework in genetics and genomics focused on DNA sequencing technology, genome structure and evolution, genetics and disease, personal genomics, and the human microbiome, with associated laboratory study.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Neurobiology
BIOL 3375 — Spring 2026
Upper-division study of the biological basis of nervous-system function, contributing advanced preparation in complex biological systems and integrative physiology.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Senior Project in Biology – Research
BIOL 4399 — Spring 2026
Senior capstone research experience in Biology emphasizing independent project development, scientific communication, and integration of upper-division biological training.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Research Development
BIOL 3307 — Fall 2025
Research-focused coursework centered on project conception, proposal development, and preparation for independent biological investigation.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Developmental Biology
BIOL 3361 — Fall 2025
Advanced study of animal development integrating organismal, cellular, genetic, and molecular perspectives, including gametogenesis, fertilization, gastrulation, organogenesis, sex determination, and developmental gene regulation.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Molecular Biology and Lab
BIOL 3351 / BIOL 3151 — Spring 2025
Upper-division molecular biology and laboratory coursework focused on the molecular basis of living organisms, reinforcing core concepts in biological systems through associated laboratory experience.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Principles of Animal Nutrition
BIOL 3331 — Spring 2025
Study of dietary requirements of companion animals and livestock, including nutrient function, digestive physiology, and the biochemical basis of nutrition.
Professor: Dr. Chris Distel, PhD
Professional Skills in Biology 3: Integrating
BIOL 2117 — Fall 2024
Coursework emphasizing experimental design, integration of laboratory and field processes, refinement and presentation of prior work, and connection of scientific work to published literature.
Professor: Dr. Keith Ashcraft, PhD
Professional Skills in Biology 4: Independent Research
BIOL 2127 — Fall 2024
Independent-research coursework emphasizing statistical analysis, presentation of experimental results in written and oral formats, and development of a research proposal for advanced project work.
Professor: Dr. Chris Distel, PhD
Cell Biology and Lab
BIOL 3352 / BIOL 3152 — Fall 2024
Upper-division coursework in cell biology and laboratory study focused on the structure and function of cells as the fundamental units of living matter.
Professor: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD
Evolutionary Biology
BIOL 3340 — Spring 2024
Upper-division study of the evidence for common ancestry and the evolutionary forces shaping organisms over time.
Professor: Dr. Ryan Caesar, PhD.
Genetics and Lab
BIOL 2305 / BIOL 2105 — Fall 2023
Foundational coursework in classical and molecular genetics with associated laboratory experience, providing preparation for advanced study in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology.
Professors: Dr. Susan Klinedinst, PhD — lecture; Dr. Ryan Caesar, PhD — laboratory.
Medical Terminology
BIOL 2360 — Fall 2023
Coursework in scientific and medical vocabulary emphasizing recognition, derivation, spelling, usage, and meaning of terminology derived from Latin and Greek word elements.
Professor: Lee Crain
Organismal Biology
BIOL 1302 — Spring 2023
Study of biological diversity emphasizing organismal structure, function, adaptation, and relationships to the environment.
Professor: Dr. Ryan Caesar, PhD.
Professional Skills in Biology 2: Problem-Solving
BIOL 1227 — Spring 2023
Coursework emphasizing planning, design, and execution of laboratory and field experiments, with additional development in data analysis and scientific communication.
Professor: Dr. Ryan Caesar, PhD.
Concepts of Biological Science
BIOL 1301 — Fall 2022
Foundational biology coursework providing an organizing framework for understanding core concepts in the biological sciences.
Professor: Dr. Keith Ashcraft, PhD
Professional Skills in Biology 1: Foundations
BIOL 1217 — Fall 2022
Introduction to the scientific method, experiment design, laboratory technique, literature discussion, and written and oral scientific presentation.
Professor: Dr. Chris Distel, PhD
NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Earned Dean’s List honors, every semester, while working on Biology (Cellular Track) degree.
Inducted into Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society (TriBeta)
Inducted into Kappa Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society
Obtained the Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Rank in 2021. Member of the Scouts BSA Order of the Arrow, a group dedicated to providing service to the community.
Attended NYLT (Nation Youth Leadership Training), part of the Scouts BSA leadership program.
Completed high school and obtained my diploma at Weiss High School, Class of 2022 (GPA 3.7). Member of the National Honor Society (NHS), inducted in 2020 and retained chapter membership until high school graduation.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Senior Research Project, Klinedinst Lab
Schreiner University
Project: Eip63E Role in Drosophila Larval Axonal Transport
Investigated the role of Eip63E in Drosophila larval axonal transport through laboratory-based senior research
Applied techniques including larval dissection, microscope imaging, micropipetting, genetic crossing, and data analysis
Contributed to experimental design and data collection in a faculty-supported research setting
EXPERIENCE
Schreiner University — Kerrville, Texas
Biology Laboratory Assistant
March – May 2025
Prepared, cleaned, and sterilized laboratory equipment for instructional and research use
Assisted with basic laboratory procedures supporting student research activities
Maintained organized lab spaces and followed proper safety and sanitation protocols
Schreiner University Campus Recreation — Kerrville, Texas
Intramural Sports Official / Head Referee
August 2024 – May 2025
Officiated intramural competitions in soccer, table tennis, and volleyball
Led game oversight as Head Referee during assigned events
Applied rules consistently and maintained a safe, organized, and sportsmanlike environment
Extended Day Program Group Leader — Pflugerville, Texas
Pflugerville Independent School District
May 2023 – April 2026
Supervised elementary students across a variety of after-school settings and activities
Facilitated curriculum-aligned and enrichment activities designed to build critical-thinking and engagement
Supported student behavior, safety, and daily program operations in a structured group environment
Summer Camp Lead Counselor — Round Rock, Texas
City of Round Rock
2022, 2023
Supervised camp counselors, delegated daily responsibilities, and ensured compliance with camp policies and procedures.
Communicated with parents regarding camper behavior, concerns, and overall camp experience.
Maintained camper and staff safety while overseeing daily operations and task completion.
Summer Camp Counselor — Round Rock, Texas
City of Round Rock
2020, 2021
Led groups of campers through daily recreational and enrichment activities.
Kept campers engaged while reinforcing camp expectations and safety guidelines.
Assisted with setup, cleanup, and general camp operations.
LEADERSHIP AND CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT
Committee Member, Professor of the Year Selection Committee
March 2026
Nominated to serve on the campus-wide committee responsible for selecting Professor of the Year
Collaborated in reviewing nominations and evaluating faculty contributions to student learning
Student Member, Biology Professor Search Committee
February 2025
Selected as the only student representative on the search committee for a Biology professor position
Participated in candidate evaluation and contributed student perspective during the selection process
Co-Captain, Mountaineer Freshman Camp
August 2025
Served as Co-Captain for the university’s largest incoming freshman class
Helped lead orientation activities, supported peer mentors, and guided new students through campus transition programs
Freshman Mentor, Mountaineer Freshman Camp
August 2024
Mentored incoming freshmen during orientation programming and transition activities
Helped students build connections, navigate campus life, and adjust to university expectations
SKILLS
Laboratory Skills: Micropipetting, serial dilutions, PCR, gel electrophoresis, bacterial culturing, dissections, Western blotting, protein extraction, titrations, bacterial revival, chemical reduction, microscope imaging, Drosophila genetic crossing, data analysis
Scientific Knowledge: Basic genetics of Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies)
Certifications: CPR Certified; First Aid Certified, American Red Cross
ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETICS
University Junior Varsity Basketball: Played two seasons on the Schreiner University junior varsity basketball team, competing in scheduled intercollegiate games and participating in regular team practices while balancing athletics and academics.
Intramural Sports: Participated in indoor and outdoor volleyball, basketball, kickball, dodgeball, and pickleball, demonstrating teamwork, adaptability, and sustained campus involvement.
High School Varsity Basketball: Participatedin scheduled games and regular team practices while retaining an exemplary academic record.
Team Buckets AAU Basketball: Competed as a member of during Summer 2021, participating in organized practices and regional tournament competition within the Amateur Athletic Union basketball circuit, an environment focused on advanced skill development, teamwork, and high-level game experience.