GREGORY L. SMITH CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION 2000–2002 St. Mary's Hospital, McGill University, Montréal, Québec Resident, Family Medicine Care of the medical patient in emergency room, ICU, in-patient, obstetrics, walk-in clinic, and primary care office. Treated patients in both French and English 1996–2000 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Canada Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree 1999 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Canada Bachelor of Medical Science (B. Med. Sci.) degree 1994–1996 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Canada Bachelor of Science program, Honors Physiology 1990–1991 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Canada Bachelor of Science program HONOURS AND AWARDS . 2012 – Gold Star Clerkship Teaching Award for Family Medicine awarded by medical class of University of Calgary for excellence in clinical teaching. 2007 – Gold Star Clerkship Teaching Award for Family Medicine awarded by medical class of University of Calgary for excellence in clinical teaching. 2006 – Gold Star Clerkship Teaching Award for Family Medicine awarded by medical class of University of Calgary for excellence in clinical teaching. 2001 – Mervyn James Robson Award, for Excellence in Internal Medicine: awarded by staff physician vote to a first year family medicine resident, St. Mary's Hospital, Montréal, Québec. 1998 – A. David & Beatrice Reidford Research Scholarship . 1995 – University of Alberta Undergraduate Scholarship . 1990 Canada Scholarship Edmonton Northlands Bursary Alexander Rutherford Scholarship Governor General's Medal—High School Valedictorian . 1983 – Bronze Medal, Western Board of Music, Classical Piano LICENSURE AND PRACTICE PRIVILEGES March 2011 – Present: Specialist in Family Medicine designation, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta July 2002 – Present: Licensure, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta Staff privileges in CHR (Chinook Health Region), now Chinook Health, in Raymond and Magrath, Alberta. July 2002 – 2010: Staff member of Raymond Care Centre, long-term in-patient psychogeriatric facility Staff member of Raymond Long Term Care facility CERTIFICATION . 2007–Present – Managing Obstetric Risk Effectively program (MORE-OB) o Core team member o Instruction of other team members . 2004 – Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) . 2002 – Advanced Cardiac Life Support o Recertify in 2003, 2005, 2008 . 2001 – Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO) . 1999 – Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) o Recertify in 2001, 2003, 2005. 2009 PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT . 2005 to Present: Clinical instructor for 3rd year students from University of Calgary, rural family medicine (6-10 students per year in 6 week blocks each) . 2005 to Present: Clinical instructor for 1st and 2nd year family medicine residents, Rural Alberta South family medicine program (University of Calgary medical school) . 2004 to 2012: Medical director, Raymond Ambulance Service LANGUAGES Fluent in spoken and written French and English. Lived and worked in Paris, France for two years; residency training in Montréal for two years. RESEARCH . Summer 1998: "Effect of -amyloid protein on rat basal forebrain in vitro" o Supervisor: Dr. Jack Jhamandas, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Division of Neurology, University of Alberta. Duties included: o Preparation of rat brain tissue o Electrophysiology and microscopy o Developed computerized data entry and analysis tools for use by lab personnel. Summer 1997: "Injury prevention: epidemiology, monitoring, and intervention" o Supervisor: Dr. Louis H. Francescutti, MD, PhD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health Sciences and Division of Emergency Medicine, University of Alberta. Duties included: o Designed research protocol for evaluating the print media's description of injuries o Wrote and co-ordinated production of two grant applications o Prepared briefing document on injury for The Honourable Iris Evans, Minister of Municipal Affairs for the Province of Alberta o Co-wrote an instruction manual for a hand-held computer injury tracking system for use by EMS personnel. PUBLICATIONS . GL Smith, LH Francescutti. "Diagnosing an 'Accident Waiting to Happen'," Canadian Journal of Diagnosis (October 1997): 141–149. Gregory L. Smith, "'Days of Miracle and Wonder': The Faith of Sam Harris and the End of Religion, a review of The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason by Sam Harris," FARMS Review 20/1 (2008): 147–174. On-line . Gregory L. Smith, " George D. Smith's Nauvoo Polygamy; review of George D. Smith. Nauvoo Polygamy: ". but we called it celestial marriage," FARMS Review 20/2 (2008): 37–123. On-line “Everything You Wanted to Know About Plural Marriage* (*but were afraid to ask),” 11th Annual FAIR Conference Presentation, Sandy, Utah, 7 August 2009. On-line . Gregory L. Smith, "Often in Error, Seldom in Doubt—Rod Meldrum and Book of Mormon DNA (review of Rod L. Meldrum. CELL ( 403) 3 17- 0642• E - M A I L G L S M I T H 7 @ TELUS.NET B O X 2 8 7 • RAYMOND, ALBERTA, CA NADA T0K 2S0 • P H O N E ( 403) 752- 3745 Rediscovering the Book of Mormon Remnant through DNA)," FARMS Review 22/1 (2010), 17–161. On-line . February 2011 – June 2012: associate editor of Mormons Studies Review, the flagship publication of BYU's Maxwell Institute (formerly The FARMSReview). August 2012 – Present: associate editor and member of executive board of Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture. PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLIC SERVICE . 28 May 2013: Sexual education (“Theme 5”) for Grades 7–9, Raymond Jr. High School. 31 May 2012: Sexual education (“Theme 5”) for Grades 7–9, Raymond Jr. High School. 17 February 2011: Mental Health and the Gospel: Lethbridge West Stake, Alberta (2 hour presentation) . 9 September 2010: Managing Stress (Sharon Park Ward, Lethbridge, Alberta) (2 hour presentation) . 26 June 2010, Guest Speaker, Raymond High School Graduation. May 2009: Mental Health and the Gospel: Cardston East Stake, Alberta (2 hour presentation) . 18 July 2007: Mental Health and the Gospel, Diamond City, Alberta (1 hour presentation). April 2006: Mental Health and the Gospel: Helps for leaders – Lethbridge East Stake Relief Society, Raymond, Alberta. Feb 2006: Teens and Stress – Youth group, Raymond, Alberta. January 2006: Anxiety and Stress – Teacher Development, Westwinds School Division, Cardston, Alberta. November 2005: Guest speaker, Remembrance Day, Raymond High School. May 2004: Mental Health and the Gospel – 8th Ward, Raymond, Alberta. April 2004: Mental Health and the Gospel – Raymond, Alberta, youth group. April 2004: Mental, Spirtual, and Emotional Health—A perspective for LDS patients – Stake Relief Society, Cranbrooke, British Columbia. January 2004: Health maintenance - Relief Society, Raymond 1st ward. CHURCH . Family: married the former Jennifer Lynne White in July 1995. Parents of three children: Rebecca (age 10), Noelie (age 8), Matthew (age 6). Volunteer missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from October 1991–December 1993 in Paris, France. Lived and worked in Paris, Rouen, Caen, Chartres, and the Paris suburbs. Member of Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research (FAIR) from Summer 2005 to present. Research interests have focused heavily on the Joseph Smith period (1820–1844), and on plural marriage from 1830–1911. Authored "Polygamy, Prophets, and Prevarication: Frequently and Rarely Asked Questions about the Initiation, Practice, and Cessation of Plural Marriage in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" (Mesa, Arizona: FAIR, November 2005). History of Plural Marriage in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints (1830–1844): Presentation to Miller-Eccles Study Group, Plano Texas, August 2007 (2 hours). Awarded the "John Taylor Defender of the Faith Award" by Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research (FAIR), August 2007. FAIR-Wiki managing editor, November 2006 to present. Current Church calling: second councillor, bishopric . Past Church callings: Sunday school teacher (x4), executive secretary (x3), Elder's Quorum counsellor (x2), Elders' Quorum president (x2) , Singles' ward activity committee chair, Seminary president. HOBBIES AND OTHER INTERESTS . Twelve years of classical piano training . High school pep/jazz band: flute and keyboards . TheatreSports improvisational theatre group member—silver medal at Southern Alberta Summer Games (1987) . An avid audiophile, I have far too many .mp3 files. Favorite artists include: The Beatles, Glenn Gould, U2, Jacques Brel, The Beach Boys, Paul Simon, Sting, David Gray, John Mayer, Fountains of Wayne, Counting Crows, Great Big Sea, Sarah McLachlan, Marc Cohn, Elton John, Bedouin Soundclash, Flight of the Conchords, Leonard Cohen, and anything by JS Bach. Active interest in English literature; while an honors physiology major I took sufficient course weight for a minor in English. I continue to read widely, especially in philosophy, Church history, religious studies, art, architecture, European and American history, and fantasy/science fiction. .