Jill Richardson
| Work Address | Home Address |
| Cornell University | 485 South Main St. |
| Food Research Building, NYSAES | Geneva, NY 14456 |
| Geneva, NY 14456 | |
| (315) 787-2277 | |
| Fax (315) 787-2397 | |
Education:
Work Experience:
1999-present Graduate research assistant: Cornell University
- identification of flavor compounds produced by various Malic Lactic starter cultures in Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon through sensory studies, GC/O, and GC/MS
Geneva, NY.
- conduct tests to determine if odor specific language training at a young age can
enhance the trainability of a personšs nose
- initiated a series educational wine posters to raise funds for Cornellšs wine lab
and to increase awareness for NY grown wines
1998 - 1999 Quality Control Technician: Andres Wines, Vancouver
- monitored quality control of 40+ products in a high-paced commerical winery
- conducted chemical, microbiological and organoleptic analysis of all wines prior
to and post bottling
- inspected and tested raw materials such as juice, wine, and concentrate to ensure
all products meet Andres specifications
- assisted with sensory analysis and development of new products
1997 - 1998 Food Scientist; Marketing team member: Dehydration Research Inc., DRI, Vancouver
- team member in a leading edge, fast growing company
- responsible for product development in no-fat and low fat snack foods
- designed and conducted market surveys for analysis and recommendations
- represented company at tradeshows
1996 - 1999 Teaching Assistant: Univeristy of British Columbia and Cornell Food Science Department
- supervised exams, gave class demonstrations
- corrected projects, term papers, final exams, and quizzes based on knowledge of food chemistry, and food processing
- assisted students with problems related to course material
- encouraged interest and motivated students in the area of wine, statistics, seafood process science, food science and sensory analysis
1993 - 1995 English Teacher: Kernel Publications, Japan
- adapted quickly to a foreign culture and it's people
- prepared lesson plans and kept individual student progress reports
- initiated and planned various extracurricular activities
- created educational tools to increase the rate of learning
- communicated to pupils in Japanese when necessary
Awards and Special Skills:
- Cornell University Graduate Research assistantship
- First Canadian team to be a finalist in the IFT product development competition
(Team Captain); received international and national TV, radio, and newspaper coverage for Dinodrops.
- UBC Graduate Research Assistantship
- Shuryo Nakai Scholarship for academic excellence in Food Science
- Alexander Rutherford Scholarship
Activities:
- Western New York Section of IFT Student Representative
- IFT member
- UBC Tennis Team, UBC intramural tennis, volleyball, and basketball
- Masters Swim Club, UBC Karate Club
- Ikebana (Japanese floral arrangement)
- University of Alberta Level 5 Squash Club Captain
- University of Alberta Entrepreneur Club Member
Professional and Honor Societies:
Institute of Food Technologists (IFT)
Publications:
- J. M. Richardson and T. E. Acree, 1999, The Flavor Chemistry of Wine, In the Procedings of the Cool Climate Symposium, Montreal.
Presentations:
- The Flavor Chemistry of Wine. T. Acree and J. Richardson. 12 International
Oenological Symposium. Montreal, Canada. 1999.
- Comparison of Traditional and Solubilized Surimi for Kamaboko Production
using farmed Chinook salmon. J. Richardson and T. Durance. IFT poster
presentation. 1998.
- Sensory and Instrumental Measurements of Potato chip crispness, crunchiness,
and strength. Richardson, Arasteh, Durance, and Sultanbawa. IFT poster
presentation. 1997.
References:
- Professor Terry E. Acree
Dept. of Food Science
Cornell University - NYSAES
Geneva, NY 14456
(315) 787-2240
- Professor Thomas Henick-Kling
Dept. of Food Science
Cornell University - NYSAES
Geneva, NY 14456
(315) 787-2277
- Dr. Tim Durance
Dept. of Food Science.
University of British Columbia
(604) 822 4425
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