COOPER BIOLOGY EDUCATION RESEARCH LAB at UCF

Katey gave a virtual talk at the University of Alabama's Research on STEM Education (ROSE) Network Seminar Series. She presented a seminar entitled "Factors...

Student Anxiety and Fear of Negative Evaluation in Active Learning Science Classrooms is a chapter in the newly published book Active Learning in College Sci...

Katey presented a talk at the UCSD Science of Teaching series entitled Toward more inclusive active learning classrooms: How groups of students are different...

Along with Julie Donnelly, a postdoc in the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, Katey presented a workshop entitled Understanding Student Responses to ...

Katey presented posters on two research projects " Factors That Predict Life Sciences Student Persistence In Undergraduate Research Experiences" and " The im...

Katelyn was highlighted as a UCF faculty member with a research focus on the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning

Katelyn will give a talk at Auburn University on Nov. 7 as part of the Department of Biological Sciences Seminar Series.

New publication in CBE LSE highlighting the impact of broadly relevant novel discoveries on student project ownership. Check it out!

New publication in the Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering about biology instructor LGBTQ identities. Check it out!

Chemistry Invited Faculty Seminar Friday, October 25 at 3:45 PM in HPA1 112 Please note the room Dr. Katelyn Cooper Assistant Professor Biology Department, U...

Meet Isabella Ferreira and Lorena Parrilla, two undergraduate researchers in the UCF Bio Ed Research Lab! Isabella is pursuing a B.S. in Biomedical Sciences w...

Katelyn was featured in a UCF College of Sciences news article highlighting UCF's effort to improve inclusive science education. Read it here: https://scienc...

CourseHero highlighted work that Katelyn did as a post-doctoral scholar: co-developing and running the NSF-funded LEAP Scholars program with Dr. Sara Brownel...

New publication in PLoS One highlighting factors that predict life sciences student persistence in undergraduate research. Check it out!

Interested in getting involved in biology education research? Email me to get involved! Katelyn.cooper [at] ucsf.edu.

Katelyn Cooper starts her official position as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Central Florida.