Michelle Slover

Michelle Slover serves as Professor of Biology at Clarke University, specializing in human anatomy education through integrated lecture-lab pedagogy. Her teaching approach emphasizes problem-solving skill development alongside anatomical knowledge acquisition in small-group settings.

Her educational credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Anatomy and Cell Biology from University of North Dakota – School of Medicine and Health Sciences (2000)
• B.S. in Biology from Bemidji State University (1994)

Dr. Slover's scholarly focus centers on anatomy and physiology education across diverse populations. She actively extends her expertise beyond campus through community engagement with elementary/high school students, NICC and Capri College of Massage Therapy learners, science educators, and physical therapy clinicians. This multi-level teaching philosophy reinforces her commitment to continuous learning through student and professional interactions while maintaining rigorous anatomical instruction standards.

Her professional narrative highlights dedicated service to Clarke University's educational mission, where she considers her position ideal for advancing human anatomy instruction with institutional support and engaged students.