Lyniesha Wright Ward

Assistant Professor

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

United States

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Dr. Lyniesha Wright Ward is an Assistant Professor at Indiana University Purdue University, in the United States. Her research focuses on organic chemistry education, exploring topics such as representational competence, augmented reality applications in laboratories, and instructor experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent publications include studies on student reasoning in organic chemistry and retention strategies for Black talent in the field.

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Carol A. Parish

University of Richmond

UNITED STATES

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Testing a Reciprocal Causation Model between the Organic Chemistry Representational Competence Assessment and Examination Performance in Postsecondary Organic Chemistry

A Trailblazer: Introduction to the Festschrift for Maria Oliver-Hoyo

Design, development, and evaluation of the organic chemistry representational competence assessment (ORCA)

Lessons learned: the use of an augmented reality application in organic chemistry laboratories

Remote teaching as the catalyst for change in teaching values and practices: experiences of instructors within one chemistry department during the COVID-19 pandemic

Attention is currency: how surface features of Lewis structures influence organic chemistry student reasoning about stability

Voices of Black Talent in Chemistry: Retention Strategies and Personal Success Stories

Development and Evaluation of the H NMR MoleculAR Application

Student assumptions and mental models encountered in IR spectroscopy instruction

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Carol A. Parish

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