Kate Stevens

Kate Stevens serves as a Professor specializing in Radiology, teaching a comprehensive suite of courses during Autumn, Winter, and Spring terms. Her instructional portfolio spans multiple academic levels with the following offerings:

• RAD 370: Medical Scholars Research
• RAD 280: Early Clinical Experience in Radiology
• RAD 101: Readings in Radiology Research
• RAD 199: Undergraduate Research
• RAD 299: Directed Reading in Radiology
• RAD 399: Graduate Research

Her research expertise centers on Radiology with concentrated focus in medical imaging technologies, clinical diagnostic applications, and translational medical research. Course structures integrating hands-on clinical exposure with scholarly investigation demonstrate her commitment to advancing radiological science through evidence-based practice and innovation in imaging methodologies.

Professor Stevens maintains an active mentorship role supervising undergraduate researchers (RAD 199), graduate research candidates (RAD 399), and medical scholars (RAD 370), while providing specialized guidance through directed radiology studies (RAD 299). Her curriculum design emphasizes bridging theoretical knowledge with clinical implementation, though specific grant funding details remain unreported in available materials.