Imposter syndrome, empowering students, and persistence with Dr. Amanda Carroll
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Imposter syndrome, empowering students, and persistence with Dr. Amanda Carroll
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In this episode of Rad Lab Podcast, we are thrilled to host Dr. Amanda Carroll, an Assistant Professor in Chemistry at Tennessee Tech University. With a focus on chemical education, Dr. Carroll brings a wealth of experience in both teaching and curriculum development. She works actively with students, supporting a range of chemistry programs from general chemistry to more specialized courses. As an advocate for hands-on learning, Dr. Carroll has been instrumental in integrating practical lab experiences into the academic curriculum, making chemistry more engaging for students. Tune in to hear her insights on teaching chemistry in the digital age, the future of lab education, and her journey as an educator.
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