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Dr. Seaneen McDougall is a Senior Lecturer (Teaching and Scholarship) at the Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification, University of Dundee. She specializes in anatomy education and medical education research, with particular expertise in Thiel-embalmed cadaver techniques and innovative teaching methodologies.
Her educational background includes:
- BSc in Anatomical Sciences with Developmental Biology (University of Dundee, 2006)
- MSc in Human Identification (University of Dundee, 2009)
- PhD in Thiel embalming research (University of Dundee, 2015)
- Postgraduate Certificate for Academic Practice in Higher Education (PGCert THE, University of Dundee, 2020)
Dr. McDougall's research focuses on anatomy education, with particular emphasis on Thiel embalming techniques, virtual anatomy resources, and reflective learning approaches in medical education. Her work explores how innovative teaching methods can enhance student learning experiences in anatomy and related medical disciplines.
Her recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on practical applications of anatomy education, including the development of digital learning resources and assessment of student perceptions regarding teaching methods. She has created anatomy learning outcomes resources and investigated the effectiveness of various teaching approaches in medical education.
Dr. McDougall has received significant recognition for her teaching excellence:
- Faculty of Medical Educators Award for Excellence in Teaching (2023, 2016, 2015)
- Certificate of Recognition, 2021 Stephen Fry Public Engagement Awards
As an active educator and scholar, Dr. McDougall serves on the Anatomical Society Membership Committee and works as an Anatomical Training Programme Assessor. She regularly participates in educational conferences and has contributed to public engagement activities through science festivals and outreach programs.
Her work contributes to Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) through her innovations in medical and anatomy education.
