Claudia Mosley, PhD
Assistant Professor
Biomedical Education and Anatomy
Academic contact
Academic information
- Department: Biomedical Education and Anatomy
Research interests
- Student Learning in the Laboratory Setting
About
Biography
I joined the Division of Anatomy in 2012 as a master’s student and earned my doctorate in 2018. As a doctoral student in the division, I studied the changes in urothelial development and differentiation within the kidney in response to acute renal injury.
I joined the faculty in January 2019 and I am currently an Assistant Professor-Clinical in the Division of Anatomy in the Department of Biomedical Education & Anatomy within the College of Medicine at The Ohio State University – Columbus Campus.
My post-doctoral experience includes assisting in the medical curricula laboratories, as well as teaching undergraduate anatomy courses including ANAT 2300, ANAT 3300, EEOB 2510, and guest teaching in graduate anatomy, ANAT 6900 and graduate histology ANAT 6700. My extensive teaching experience has led me to teach on various OSU campuses including Columbus Campus, Marion Campus and Newark Campus.
I also serve as the Graduate Teaching Associate Coordinator in the Division of Anatomy.
My most current research focuses on student learning in the laboratory setting in both medical and undergraduate curricula. I continue to look at relationships of in-person anatomy laboratory experience with student assessment outcomes.
Credentials
Education
- PhD - Anatomy
- The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, United States
- MS - Anatomy
- The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, United States
Research
Research interests
- Student Learning in the Laboratory Setting