
Pamela Mosley
Program Manager
221 Academy Street
Harker ISE Lab, University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19716
302-831-1745
Biography
Pamela Mosley is a Preceptor in the Interdisciplinary Science Learning Laboratories at the University of Delaware. She is a member of the teaching team that concentrates on the integrated introductory biology and chemistry course sequence for life science majors.
Dr. Mosley earned her Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry at Duke University. In addition to biophysical chemistry, she is very interested in chemical education. Prior to coming to the University of Delaware, she completed postdoctoral work in chemistry education at Michigan State University. Her research interests center broadly around undergraduate student success and also include exploring the impact of online resources on student learning, developing and studying the impact of interventions that build student understanding of mathematics, and investigating how students' identities as scientists affects their success in their chemistry courses/major/degree program.
Selected Publications
- Posey LA, Bieda KN, Mosley PL, Fessler CJ, Kuechle VA. (2019) Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching in Chemistry: Identifying Opportunities to Advance Instruction. ACS Books: It's Just Math: Research on Students' Understanding of Chemistry and Mathematics. American Chemical Society Symposium Series, Volume 1316, 135-155.
- Goldwasser M, Mosley PL, Canelas DA. (2016) Implementation of Online Lecture Videos in Introductory Chemistry. ACS Books: Online Course Development and the Effects on the On-Campus Classroom. American Chemical Society Symposium Series, Volume 1217, 63-73.
- Mosley PL, Daniels KG, Oas TG. (2015) Electrostatic Energetics of Bacillus subtilis Ribonuclease P Protein by NMR-based Histidine pKa Measurements. Biochemistry 54 (35), 5379-5388.
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