Robin Costello

Assistant Professor

University at Albany, State University of New York

United States

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Dr. Robin Costello is an Assistant Professor at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York. Based in the United States, her research focuses on biology education, particularly in areas such as student engagement in STEM and the incorporation of diversity, equity, and inclusion within curricula. Recent articles include topics on counterstereotypical representations of scientists and the impact of assessment practices on student anxiety.

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Robin Costello

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STEM students prefer assessment practices known to reduce the impact of test anxiety

Highlighting Counterstereotypical Scientists in Undergraduate Life Science Courses

More than a token photo: humanizing scientists enhances student engagement

Population age structure shapes selection on social behaviour in a long-lived insect

“Scientists are People too”: Biology Students Relate More to Scientists When They are Humanized in Course Materials

“It let me merge my love of teaching with research”: A qualitative investigation of the career pathways of biology education researchers

Challenging Misconceptions about Race in Undergraduate Genetics

Alabama’s attack on DEI hinders STEM teaching

Re-envisioning Biology Curricula to Include Ideological Awareness

Pathways of opportunity in STEM: comparative investigation of degree attainment across different demographic groups at a large research institution

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Sharday Ewell

Eric W. Burkholder

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