Amy Troyer

Amy Troyer is a current Lecturer in the Department of Biology, with a focus on teaching and education. She is a member of the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society, highlighting her engagement in pedagogical practices and academic collaboration.

Education

• MS, University of Nebraska Kearney (2012)
• MAT, Kent State University (1993)
• BA, Eastern Mennonite University (1991)

Research Interests

Her work centers on Biology, with a specific emphasis on Human Anatomy and Physiology. She contributes to advancing teaching methodologies in these fields.

Scientific Awards

• Kenneth G. Stoudt Endowed Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching, Winner, 2017
• Kenneth G. Stoudt Endowed Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching, Nominee, 2013-2015
• Kenneth G. Stoudt Endowed Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching, Nominee, 2018-2020

Personal Life

Amy and her husband have two daughters who play field hockey, which keeps her busy during the Fall season. She enjoys spotting her husband’s sign business projects across Lancaster County and visiting Delaware beaches to relax. A avid reader, she often juggles multiple books at once.