Jeremy Sloane

Dr. Jeremy Sloane serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology at Skidmore College, where he teaches undergraduate courses and contributes to the department's educational mission from his office in CIS 110G. He maintains regular office hours on Mondays (12:00-1:30 PM) and Fridays (12:15-1:45 PM) at the Saratoga Springs campus.

His academic credentials include:

• Postdoctoral Research at University of Virginia
• Ph.D. in College Science Teaching from Syracuse University (2018)
• M.S. in Biology from Syracuse University (2016)
• B.S. in Integrative Neuroscience from Binghamton University (2013)

Dr. Sloane specializes in biology education research, focusing on evidence-based pedagogical strategies for undergraduate science instruction. His work examines cognitive approaches to teaching complex biological concepts, student engagement methodologies in laboratory settings, and curriculum development for neuroscience education. He actively contributes to the department's undergraduate research initiatives and student mentorship programs, emphasizing inclusive teaching practices that support diverse learners in the life sciences.

As part of Skidmore's Biology Department chaired by Patricia Hilleren, he participates in departmental committees and contributes to the Health Professional Advisory Committee (HPAC), supporting students pursuing medical and health science careers through academic guidance and research opportunities.