University of Nebraska Medical Center
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Dr. Snow is an education researcher who is grounded in STEM disciplines. After studying at South Dakota State University (B.S. 2014; biology, biotechnology, microbiology, and chemistry) and finding his call to teach and pursue education research, he applied his collective experiences at the University of North Dakota (Ph.D. 2019; biomedical science) by studying a novel method for measuring knowledge, guiding remediation, and informing teaching and learning practices that operates on evaluating the alignment of students’ metacognition to their examination performances. Dr. Snow was recruited by the University of Nebraska Medical Center as a tenure-leading Assistant Professor (teaching faculty) in 2019 to teach gross anatomy and continue his education research. Since then, Dr. Snow has also focused new efforts on a line of research involving non-typical anatomy case analyses – especially those involving musculoskeletal anomalies.
