Muraya Gonzalez is an Instructor of Anatomy & Physiology. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical Science in 2010 from Texas A&M Kingsville. She then earned her Master’s Degree in Biology in 2012, from TAMUK as well. She has been an adjunct instructor for San Antonio College, since the Fall of 2019. Her scientific interests include diabetic research, the involvement of students in the pathways of STEM, genetics, human physiology and cellular biology.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science

Texas A&M University Kingsville – Kingsville, Texas

Graduation Date: December 2010

Master of Science in Biology

Texas A&M University Kingsville- Kingsville, Texas

Graduation Date: December 2012

Experience

Biology Instructor

Summer I 2013- Present

South West Texas Junior College

Biology Department

Biology Adjunct Instructor

Spring 2013

University of the Incarnate Word

School of Mathematics, Science and Engineering

Research Assistant

Fall 2012-Spring 2013

University of the Incarnate Word

Biology & Chemistry Department

Anatomy and Physiology Teaching Assistant

Spring 2011- Spring 2012

Texas A&M University Kingsville

Biology Department

Biology Recitation Teaching Assistant

Spring 2010- Fall 2010

Texas A&M University Kingsville

Biology Department

Student Career Advisor

Fall 2009

Texas A&M University Kingsville

Career Service Department

Biology Research Assistant

Summer 2008

Texas A&M University Kingsville

Upward Bound Program

Biology Department

Publications

Ibarra Jessica, Bland Maia, Gonzalez Muraya, & Garcia Carlos 2014. Quercetin ameliorates hyperglycemia-induced inflammation and apoptosis in the retina and lateral geniculate nucleus in a rat model of type 2 diabetes mellitus(688.8). The FASEB Journal, Vol. 28. Retrieved from www.fasebj.org/doi/abs/10.1096/fasebj.28.1_supplement.688.8