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Kate Carroll is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Biomedical Sciences, Monash University. Her academic career includes roles at La Trobe University and Australian Catholic University. She holds a PhD in Biochemistry from La Trobe University (2011), following a Bachelor of Biological Science (2004) and Honours (2005) from the same institution.
Her research focuses on innovative teaching methodologies, particularly flipped classroom strategies and student engagement in higher education. She has led projects like 'The factors that lead to the success of flipped classrooms' and 'Implementing flipped classrooms; evaluating staff and student perceptions'. Her work intersects biomedical science education with pedagogical innovation, receiving the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute Innovation in Learning and Teaching Award (2017).
Carroll's earlier research involved plant defence proteins, including studies on Nicotiana alata's defensins. She has collaborated on multiple interdisciplinary projects, contributing to paramedic education textbooks such as 'Paramedic Principles and Practice: A Clinical Reasoning Approach'.
- Key Projects: Monash Teacher Accelerator Grant (2017-2021), Flipped Classroom Efficacy Studies
- Grants: Monash Internal Contributions (2016-2021)
- Labs/Teams: Part of Monash's Biomedical Education Innovation Group
