Jennifer Landin

Dr. Jennifer Landin is a Teaching Professor in the Biological Sciences department at North Carolina State University. Her expertise spans biology education, science communication, and visual learning tools. She teaches courses such as Biological Illustration, Animal Phylogeny, and Sustainable Living, emphasizing hands-on learning and interdisciplinary approaches.

Her research focuses on improving science education through effective visual communication and analyzing textbook content trends, particularly regarding climate change and biodiversity representation. Dr. Landin has authored influential studies on life cycle figure design, insect representation in textbooks, and active-learning strategies in non-majors courses.

Awarded for her innovative research visualization, she actively engages students in creating educational materials like coloring pages and interactive quizzes. Her work bridges art and science, fostering appreciation for animal diversity and ecological awareness. She leads initiatives such as the Immersive Experience in Sustainable Living (IESL), addressing global environmental challenges through education.