Dr. Caroline Wilson
- Education:
- Allegheny College, Bachelor of Science
University of Arizona, Ph.D.
Biography
In 2017, Dr. Wilson joined Chapman University in the Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences as an Associate Instructional Professor. She is the Director of the Neuroscience Minor; please contact her by email for questions or advising regarding the minor. Begining in Fall 2021, she was appointed the Director of Interdisciplinary Programs for Crean College.
Dr. Wilson is interested in how students use technology to learn anatomy and she utilizes three-dimensional printing, virtual reality, and virtual cadaver tables in her work. She is also interested in curriculum development and pedagogical innovations, especially those involving active and case-based learning. She is a certified Team-Based Learning Consortium consultant, an evidence-based collaborative learning teaching strategy. See http://www.teambasedlearning.org/talk-to-the-experts/.
Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications
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Altwal J, Wilson CH, Griffon D. Applications of Three-Dimensional Printing in Small Animal Surgery: A Review of Current Practices. Veterinary Surgery. Submitted final revisions, August 2021.
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Lee L*, Kim D*, Sternlicht E, Wilson CH. Professor Eric Can’t Hear: Vestibular Schwannoma Brain Imaging Teaching Case study. Submitted to the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science.
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Altwal J*, Wilson CH, Griffon D (in preparation). Review: Fabrication and Applications of 3D prints in Veterinary Surgery. Veterinary Surgery.
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Wilson CH. (April 20, 2020) Team-Based Learning While Remote Teaching. Higher Ed & Technology: Academics at Chapman Blog post. Chapman University.
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Wilson CH, Vieira E* (Zoom videographer), Rinaldi C (2020) Challenges of Online Application Exercises. Team-Based Learning Collaborative, Global News Special Edition, Vol 10 (1), June 30.
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Wilson CH. (2019) 3D-Printed Neuroscience Models for Everyone. Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience Newsletter, January.