Kimberley Frederick

Kimberley Frederick is a Professor of Chemistry at Skidmore College with 24 years of teaching experience. Her work focuses on innovative pedagogy, including developing low-cost diagnostic tools for environmental and health applications. She has adapted research-based labs for remote learning, impacting students nationwide.

Frederick's research interests include Chemistry Education, Low-Cost Diagnostic Devices, Environmental Testing, Health Care Technology, and Remote Learning Solutions. Her work emphasizes student autonomy through non-traditional assessments like video tutorials and applied problem-solving.

Her recent publications explore laboratory pedagogy reform, interdisciplinary collaborations (e.g., with art museums), and microfluidic technology for accessible STEM education. Research shows consistent themes in inquiry-based learning and practical scientific skill development.

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Frederick mentors students through research projects on diagnostic devices and advocates for equitable STEM access. She leads projects integrating community health applications with academic research.