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Faculty associate uses grant to enhance biochemistry capstone course

Posted on April 23, 2019

Online education can help instructors provide these additional learning opportunities and Lynne Prost, a faculty associate, used a university professional development grant to expand her expertise in this area.

Posted in NewsTagged courses, Grant, learning styles, teaching, Undergrads

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