Research
Works of Mine
My research in Chemical Education Research (CER) examines how students learn General Chemistry, and how teaching methods can be improved to help them succeed.
Current focus
Understanding & improving how General Chemistry is taught
At UW–Milwaukee, I study the ways students engage with and learn foundational chemistry concepts, with the goal of designing teaching approaches that work for more learners.
Chemical Education Research General Chemistry Teaching & learning
Publications
2026
Tracking Changes in American Chemical Society Guidelines for Undergraduate Chemistry Programs: From Professional Chemist to Dynamic Chemistry Leader
Submitted
2025
Structure of human MUTYH and functional profiling of cancer-associated variants reveal an allosteric network between its [4Fe-4S] cluster cofactor and active site required for DNA repair
2024
Glycosylase MutY variant R149Q in complex with DNA containing d(8-oxo-G) paired with a product analog (THF) to 1.51 Å resolution
Selected presentation
2026
Analyzing Trends in Historical Documents: How Have ACS Guidelines for Bachelor's Degree Programs Changed Over Time?
The full, up-to-date record lives on ORCID
My complete list of works, including the full history of conference talks and posters, is maintained on ORCID and detailed in my CV.