Microbiology

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Explore articles and podcasts dedicated to sharing ideas, best practices, teaching tips, educational solutions, and other exciting topics in Microbiology.

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Dr. Jason Furrer | Associate Professor
University of Missouri, Columbia

Jason is an Associate Teaching Professor at the University of Missouri. This is his 14th year teaching his clinically based, flipped classroom style microbiology course geared to pre-nursing and allied health students. He has been an integral part of McGraw Hill’s mission of Education for All throughout the past 5+ years as a Digital Faculty Consultant (DFC) and digital developer. An impactful educator, passionate microbiologist, and strong innovator, he has conducted numerous webinars for Microbiology faculty focusing on key implementations of McGraw Hill’s Virtual Labs and Connect platform. He showcases how to increase student engagement and critical thinking into the classroom using state-of-the-art digital tools for today’s students. Throughout the past two years, through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. His expertise with microbiology content and our digital tools has helped numerous faculty across the country implement resources with enormous success.

Dr. LaKisha Barrett | Cultural Wealth: Learner | Encourager | Achiever | Connectedness | Positivity
Austin Community College

Dr. LaKisha Barrett is an Associate Professor in the Biology Department at Austin Community College. Her passion is to use experiential and service learning to inspire future professionals while intentionally creating inclusive spaces and promoting community to improve success, retention, and belonging for all at ACC and beyond. She is in a state of constant growth to become a more inclusive, student-centered educator and find meaningful avenues to connect her students to their subjects. Outside the classroom, she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and finding new science jokes.