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Kimberly L. Keller, PhD, serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Medical Education for Alice L. Walton School of Medicine with expertise in Genetics and Cell and Molecular Biology. In this role, she is designing and delivering the School’s Genetics and Cell and Molecular Biology curriculum.
Bio
Career Highlights:
Professor of Biology, William Woods University
Teaching and Research Assistant, Biology Department, Bowling Green University
Education:
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Biochemistry: University of Missouri
NSF GK-12 Fellowship: Bowling Green University
PhD in Biological Studies: Bowling Green State University
MS in Biological Studies: Bowling Green State University
BA in Biology: Wilmington College of Ohio
Honors & Awards:
Louis D. Beaumont Dad’s Association Distinguished Professor Award for Excellence in Teaching, William Woods University (2020)
Clark Cox Distinguished Professor in Science Research Funding Award, William Woods Univeristy (2017-2019)
Faculty Appreciation Award, Delta Omega Chapter of Delta Gamma, William Woods University (2013, 2024)
Biological Sciences Award in Teaching Excellence, Department of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University (2001)
Finalist, Graduate College Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Bowling Green State University (2000)
Green Key, Honor Society, Wilmington College of Ohio (1992)
Boards, Advisory Committees, and Professional Memberships:
Member, Rosalind Franklin Society (2021-present)
Member, Assessment Committee, Genomic Education Partnership (2019-present)
Member, Genomic Education Partnership (2017-present)
Member, Association for Biology Laboratory Education (2001-present)
Member, American Society of Microbiology Member (1998-present)
Member, Missouri Academy of Science (2017-2024)
Graduate Student Biological Sciences Learning Community (2005-2006)
Science Fair Judge, Northwest Ohio District 2 (2005)
Member, American Association of University Women (2001-2006)
Member, Ohio Academy of Science (2000-2006)