John k. Haynes

JOHN K. HAYNES

David Packard Professor and Dean of Science and Mathematics

Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA B.S. 1964 Biology

Brown University, Providence, RI Ph.D. 1970 Developmental Biology

Brown University, Providence, RI Research Fellow 1971 Molecular Biology

M.I.T., Cambridge, MA Research Fellow 1971-73 Biochemistry

Employment

1970. 
      Teaching Assistant and N.I.H. Trainee, Division of Biology, Brown University,
      

Providence, RI

1971. 
      Research Fellow, Division of Biology, Brown University, Providence, RI
      

1973. 
      Research Associate and Teaching Assistant, Department of Biology,
      

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

1978. 
      Assistant Professor, Division of Genetics and Molecular Medicine, Meharry
      

Medical College, Nashville, TN

1981. 
      Associate Professor and Director of the Office of Health Professions (OHP),
      

Department of Biology, Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA

1980-1995 Adjunct Professor, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA

1981-1990 Professor of Biology and Director of OHP, Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA

1985-2001 David Packard Professor of Science and Chairman of the Department of

Biology, Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA

1992. 
      Sabbatical leave, Visiting Research Professor, Section of Physiology, Brown
      

University, Providence, RI

1993-2000 Adjunct Professor of Physiology, Brown University, Providence, RI

July-August 1993 Burroughs Wellcome Fellow, Mt. Desert Island Biological Laboratory (MDIBL), Salisbury Cove, ME

July-August 1994 Research Scientist, MDIBL

July-August 1995 New Investigator Award, MDIBL

July-August 1996 Faculty participant, Minority International Research Training Program (MIRT), University of Paris, SUD

September 1999-present David Packard Professor and Dean, Division of Science and Mathematics, Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA

Honors

1964. 
      Recipient of a College Scholarship and NSF Research Participant, Morehouse College
      

1979 Elected to the New York Academy of Science

1985-present Listed in American Men and Women of Science

1985-present Listed in Who's Who among Black Americans

1985. 
      Awarded the David Packard Professor Chair in Science at Morehouse College
      

1991-present Listed in Marquis' Who's Who in Science and Engineering

1991. 
      Listed in 47^th Edition of Marquis' Who's Who in America (Special Index Section)
      

1993-present Listed in Men of Achievement, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England

1994-present Listed in Who' Who Among America's Teachers

1995-present Listed in both Marquis Who' Who in the world and Who's Who in American Education

1995. 
      Biography published in Distinguished African American Scientist of the 20^th
      

Century, by J.H. Kessler et al., Orxy Press, Phoenix, AZ

1999. 
      Elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa
      

Experience

June-Sept., 1966 Student in Embryology course, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA

June-Sept., 1976 Macy Scholar in Physiology course, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA

1978. 
      Participant in short course on High Resolution Protein Electrophoresis at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA
      

1979-1984 Member, Sickle Cell Task Force of Georgia

1979-present Member, Board of Directors, Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia

1982 & 1986 External Peer Reviewer for the National Science Foundation

1986 & 1983 External Peer Reviewer for the Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education

1990. 
      Director of College-wide Honors Program, Morehouse College
      

1986-1988 Director of Morehouse College Self Study

1992. 
      Member, Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology Committee, Graduate Records Examination, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, NJ
      

July 1989 Member, Site Visit Team, Health Careers Summer Program (Robert Woods Johnson Foundation) at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT

December 1989 Member, Advisory Committee to Develop Measurable Objectives for Health Careers Opportunity Projects, meeting held in Washington, D.C.

December 1990 Member, Review Panel, Minority Science Improvement Program, Institutional and

Cooperative Grants, Washington, D.C.

1989. 
      Panelist, Advisory Committee to the Director, Subcommittee on Indirect Costs, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD
      

Dec., 1991-present Member, Minorities Affair Committee (Chairperson, 1994-2002;Vice-Chair, 2002-2005)

American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB)

1991-present Member, Internal Advisory Committee, Sickle Cell Comprehensive Center Grant, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA

1993 Chairperson, Aetna-Site Visit Team to evaluate impact of Howard Hughes

Medical Institute Grant on Minority Students, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

1996. 
      Chairperson, Special Study Section, Initiatives for Minority Students: Bridges to the Future, N.I.H
      

1996. 
      Member, Committee on Undergraduate Science Education, National Research Council
      

1994 & 1998 Member, Review Panel of Undergraduate Biological Sciences Education

Program of Howard Hughes Medical Institute

1995- present Faculty, Project Kaleidoscope workshop (various) held at different sites around the country

1996. 
      Councilor, Biology Division, Council on Undergraduate Research
      

1996-1998 Co-chair, Educational Program Committee, Morehouse College Self Study

1998-present Member, University of Kentucky NIGMS Advisory Committee

1999-2002 Member, Committee on Advanced Math and Science Programs in American High Schools, National Research Council

2003-2006 Member, Committee on Equal Opportunities in Science and Engineering, National Science Foundation

2004-present Member, Board of Trustees, World Learning

2006 Member, GPRA Advisory Committee, National Science Foundation

2006 Co-chair, Commission to Redesign AP Biology, College Board

2006 Member, Biology Directorate Advisory Committee, National Science Foundation

Selected Publications

Haynes, J.K. and Goldstein, L. (1993). Volume Regulatory Amino Acid Transport in

Erythrocytes of the Little Skate Raja erinacea. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. Anaheim, CA. (Abstract

Proceedings, A4690).

Haynes, J.K. and Goldstein, L. (1993). Volume Regulatory Amino Acid Transport in

Erythrocytes of the Little Skate Raja erinacea. The American Journal of Physiology.

34:R173-R179.

Haynes, J.K. et al (1996). Volume Activated Taurine Efflux from Squalus Acanthias Rectal

Gland Cells. Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory Bulletin 35: 79-82.

Gunn, R. B. and Haynes, J.K. (2002). KCl cotransport is increased in nearly all sickle cell red

cells, not just the reticulocytes or a small subfraction. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for General Physiology, Woods Hole, September, 2002.

Gunn, R. B. and Haynes, J.K. Nearly all sickle cell red cells have increased K-Cl cotransporter

function, not just the reticulocytes or a small sub-fraction of the cells. Sickle Cell

Disease Association of Am. 2002. Abstract.

Haynes, J.K. (2002). Linking Departmental and Institutional Mission, in Building Robust

Environments in Undergraduate Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, (Jeanne Narum, ed)., Jossey-Bass, San Francisco.

Wilson, D.J. and Haynes, J.K. (2002). ASCB Minorities Affairs Committee Goals:

“Strengthening the Chain of Success.” Cell Biology Education 1: 105-106.

Holtzclaw, J.D., L.G. Morris, R. Pyatt, C.S. Giver, J. Hoey, J.K. Haynes, R.B. Gunn, D. Eaton and A. Eisen

(2005) FIRST: A Model for Developing New Science Faculty. J. Coll. Sci. Teach. 34:24.

Neigh, G.N., J.K. Haynes and T.W. Hendrickson (2006). Formal course work positively impacts the research

experience of undergraduates at a historically black college. Presented at the Annual meeting of the

Society for Neuroscience, Atlanta, October, 2006.