Background
Patino, Reynaldo was born on August 15, 1955 in San Salvador, El Salvador. Son of Reynaldo Senior and Doris Levigne Patino. came to the United States, 1980.
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Reynaldo Patino
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Bachelor of Science, Tokyo U. Fisheries, 1980; Master of Science, Oregon State University, 1983; Doctor of Philosophy, Oregon State University, 1988.
Career
Undergraduate researcher Laboratory Fish Culture, Tokyo U. Fisheries, 1979-1980;
research assistant, Tokyo U. Fisheries and Tokai U. Marine Biological Sciences, 1979;
teaching assistant, Oregon State University, Corvallis, 1985;
research assistant fisheries and wildlife, Oregon State University, 1980-1986;
sea grant fellow/member professional staff committee merchant marine, House of Representatives, Washington, 1987;
postdoctoral fellow Marine Science Institute, University Texas, Austin, 1988-1989;
associate professor range and wildlife management/biological science, Texas Technology U., Lubbock, since 1989;
with Institute Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology Institute, Texas Technology U., Lubbock
assistant unit leader Texas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, National Biological Survey, Lubbock, since 1989. Referee grant proposals Department Agriculture, National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Sea Grant. Conference and symposium organizer Southwestern Regional Conference on Comparative Endocrinology, Lubbock, 1994.
International visiting professor Tokyo U. Fisheries, 1992. Member best paper award committee Cooperative Research Unit Center, United States Fish and Wildlife Svc., 1993. Symposium chair Physiology and Molecular Biology of the Vertebrate Ovarian Follicle, Lubbock, 1994.
Member animal molecular genetics review panel American Institute Biological Sciences. Member ad hoc review committee National Institutes of Health Bio-chemical Endocrinology. Presenter numerous seminars.
Session chairman science meetings. Judge student papers awards.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Fisheries Society, American Society Zoologists, Society for the Study of Reproduction, International Union Biological Sciences (science program on reproductive biology in aquaculture).
Connections
Married Maria Teresa Gonzalez, June 12, 1982. Children: Reynaldo, Sebastian, Ana Cristina, Brianda Melisa.
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American
Awards
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Grantee Oregon Sea Grant, 1984-1986, United States Fish and Wildlife Superior vena cava syndrome, 1990-1993, National Institutes of Health, 1991-1996, Department Agriculture, 1991-1993, 94, State of Texas, 1991-1994, Texas Higher Education Coord. Board Advanced Technology, 1993-1995, Texas Technology U. Biotechnology Institute, 1994, National Institutes of Health Reproductive Endocrinology Training. In recipient Special Achievement award United States Fish and Wildlife Svc., 1992, 93, Hugo Krueger Graduate Research award in Fish Physiology, 1986, 1st Indiana Research Support and Transition award National Institutes of Health, 1991, 92, 93, 94, Honorary Mention award SeaGrant Association, 1984. Fellow Oregon Sea Grant Program, 1980-1986.Grantee Oregon Sea Grant, 1984-1986, United States Fish and Wildlife Superior vena cava syndrome, 1990-1993, National Institutes of Health, 1991-1996, Department Agriculture, 1991-1993, 94, State of Texas, 1991-1994, Texas Higher Education Coord. Board Advanced Technology, 1993-1995, Texas Technology U. Biotechnology Institute, 1994, National Institutes of Health Reproductive Endocrinology Training. In recipient Special Achievement award United States Fish and Wildlife Svc., 1992, 93, Hugo Krueger Graduate Research award in Fish Physiology, 1986, 1st Indiana Research Support and Transition award National Institutes of Health, 1991, 92, 93, 94, Honorary Mention award SeaGrant Association, 1984.
Fellow Oregon Sea Grant Program, 1980-1986.