NIH Biosketch Preparation

Rule: Name (last, first, middle, suffix); Persistent Identifier (ORCID iD linked to eRA Commons); current position title.

On this site

• Name: Whiteside, Jermaine E.
• ORCID iD: 0009-0004-7136-6859

Owner actions

• Set up your eRA Commons account, link your ORCID iD to its Personal Profile, then link both ORCID and eRA Commons in SciENcv.
• Choose the position title to show (for example Doctoral Researcher, or the title tied to the applying organization).

Rule: Primary organization name; city, state/province and country.

On this site

• Liberty University (doctoral program) is the current academic affiliation in the Evidence CV.
• Anointed Connect Church Inc. and EWTECHNERD LLC appear as organizations you lead.

Owner actions

• Decide which organization is primary for the application. It is usually the applicant organization or your employer.

Rule: Reverse chronological order by start date. For each entry: organization, location, degree (if applicable), start date, month and year received (or expected), field of study. Include postdoctoral and fellowship training and the baccalaureate degree.

Draft entries

Start dates from the first term on each transcript: Liberty official transcript issued September 25, 2026 and degree audit of October 8, 2026; USC Columbia unofficial transcript; Walden official transcript issued January 27, 2023. Walden did not list a separate start date for the master's program; its first graduate term is used.

Owner actions

• Confirm the expected Ed.D. completion month (3 credits remain after the Fall 2026 Praxis courses).
• Decide whether to list the Graduate Certificate separately and whether the executive-education programs (Harvard PON, Columbia, Duke, MIT Sloan) belong here.
• Confirm Walden's location as it should appear (the transcript does not print a campus address).

Rule: Reverse chronological order by start date, starting with the current appointment. Each entry: start year, end year, title, organization, department (if applicable), city, state/province, country. Include paid and unpaid, full-time, part-time, voluntary, adjunct, visiting and honorary positions. Positions outside the primary organization are required for up to three years before submission.

Draft entries

Owner actions

• Confirm start years and locations.
• Add any other titled positions held in the last three years, including unpaid, advisory or board roles.
• Decide whether the Governance Science Research Program is a position or a research activity.

Rule: Products must be citable and accessible: publications, conference papers, presentations, websites, software, datasets, curricula, interventions, inventions, new business creation. Each needs authors, title, date of publication or release, URL, any persistent identifier and other citation details (N/A where not applicable). Multi-author works may use et al.

Candidate products (15, all SSRN working papers)

Governance accountability and institutional trust

• Judicial Governance Capacity: A Diagnostic Application of the Governance Accountability Architecture Framework to Federal Professional Accountability
• Distributed Accountability and the Production of Institutional Trust: A General Theory of Governance Architecture
• Beyond Funding Formulas: Institutional Trust as Strategic Capacity in Public Land-Grant HBCUs
• Institutional Trust as a Strategic Asset: Developing the Institutional Trust Index (ITI) for Public and Land-Grant Universities

AI governance and Faithful Intelligence

• Faithful Intelligence: A Theological Governance Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Interreligious Religious Education
• Verification Architecture: Faithful Intelligence as an Epistemic Governance System
• Beyond QuantCrit: A Faith-Based Ethical Governance Framework for Algorithmic Decision-Making in Educational Systems

Education and learning

• From Procedure to Understanding: Predicate Knowledge, Apparent Procedural Competence, and the Robustness of Mathematical Performance in Algebra I
• Instructional Access at the Point of Need

Process improvement and operational research

• The Readiness Audit-Control Ecosystem: Operationalizing Audibility, Ethical Governance, and Accountability Within DMAIC-R
• The IAM Six Sigma for Readiness Framework
• The SGHG Six Sigma Method
• The Applewood Estates Evidence-Generating Operational Research Constitution

Constitutional and institutional law

• Constitutional Fidelity as Epistemic Governance
• Insignia Without Command: Law, Ethics, and Institutional Authority in the U.S. Military Chaplain Corps Reform

Websites, software and new business creation also count as products. The EWTECHNERD web and lab network is a candidate for that category.

SSRN working papers are citable and accessible, so they qualify as products. They are not peer-reviewed publications and should not be described as such.

Owner actions

• Name the proposed project, then pick up to 5 closely related products and up to 5 other significant products.
• Add each product's release date from its SSRN page. This plan leaves dates blank rather than guess them.
• Make sure each chosen product is in your ORCID record or My NCBI bibliography so SciENcv can import it.

Rule: Explain why you are well suited to your role on this project: training, prior work, expertise, collaborators or environment, and recent performance (past three years). In-text, parenthetical references to the ten Common Form products only; no full citations or hyperlinks. State whether you have published or created research products under another name. You may explain productivity gaps (family care, illness, disability, military service).

Owner actions

• Draft after the project and the ten products are chosen.
• State whether you have published under another name.

Rule: Students, postdocs and junior faculty list scholarships, traineeships, fellowships and development awards. Clinicians list licensures and specialty board certifications. If none, enter Nothing to Report with the current year.

On this site

• Golden Key International Honour Society, Member (Walden University), issued March 19, 2022; externally verified credential (JW-CV-HON-001).
• The Fellowships page records applications and evaluations (Echoing Green, NAEd/Spencer, ACLS, Mellon/ACLS). None is recorded as an award, so none is listed as an honor here.

Certificate and verification

Golden Key certificate (PDF) Verify Golden Key membership

Owner actions

• Add any other awards, scholarships or recognitions received (up to 15 entries in total).

Rule: For each: historical background, central findings, influence on science or on health or technology applications, and your specific role. No figures, tables or graphics. Same reference rule as the Personal Statement. Work under development may be mentioned. Enter N/A if none.

Candidate themes

• Governance accountability architecture and institutional trust (Products: governance accountability and institutional trust group)
• Faithful Intelligence: theological and epistemic governance of AI in education (AI governance group)
• Readiness and audit-control extensions of Lean Six Sigma (process improvement group)
• Learning and instructional access (education and learning group)
• Constitutional and institutional governance analysis (constitutional and institutional law group)

Owner actions

• Pick up to five themes and write each one in your own words: background, findings, influence, your role.

Rule: You certify the information is current, accurate and complete; that you are not a party to a malign foreign talent recruitment program; and that you completed research security training within 12 months before submission. Disclose contracts and support tied to foreign government-sponsored programs, including talent recruitment programs. Certification is done in your own SciENcv account and cannot be delegated.

On this site

• Research Security Training (Combined), CITI Program, University of South Carolina affiliation: completed October 18, 2026, score 100%, expires October 18, 2027 (CITI record 70645209).
• The 12-month window in the certification runs from the completion date, so this training covers submissions through October 18, 2027.
• CITI states the course contains the SECURE Center Consolidated Training Module, designed to meet the CHIPS and Science Act research security training requirements and recognized by NIH, NSF, DOE, DOD, NASA and USDA.

Certificate and verification

Research Security Training certificate (PDF) Verify with CITI (record 70645209) CITI register entry CITI course description Grant COI & time-commitment readiness

Owner actions

• Certify the Common Form in your own SciENcv account (it cannot be delegated) and sign within 12 months of submission.
• Review the NSPM-33 disclosure table before certifying.
• Before October 18, 2027, retake research security training if you will submit after that date.