Dr Charlotte Clark is a lecturer in the Department of Anatomy and Neuroscience. Dr Clark has extensive experience in curriculum review and curriculum design with a focus on constructive alignment of intended learning outcomes to best practice teaching, learning and assessment strategies and incorporation of evidence-based educational innovation and technologies.
Dr Clark has experience teaching in a number of different environments in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom: blended teaching (online and face-to-face); interactive teaching; team-based learning; experiential lab-based teaching; traditional lab demonstrating (molecular biology, neuroscience and anatomy); large and small group tutorials (including the Oxford tutorial system); traditional lectures; and subject coordination. Dr Clark was involved in development of a novel undergraduate biomedical science programme at Imperial College London and is a champion of innovative teaching and learning initiatives grounded in up-to-date pedagogical relevancy. Dr Clark is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK) and holds a Postgraduate Diploma in University Teaching and Learning from Imperial College London. Dr Clark completed her PhD at The Queensland Brain Institute, The University of Queensland working with Associate Professor Helen Cooper on Ryk-Wnt signalling pathways. Her work identified a novel role for the non-canonical Wnt signalling pathway in cortical neuron specification. Dr Clark completed an MSc and BSc (Hons) at The University of Otago, New Zealand with research into the role of Fetal Alcohol Exposure on apoptotic pathways during heart development.
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FEATURED Conference Proceedings
The value of student attendance at face-to-face classes, as part of a blended learning experience
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Validating Eaton's Hypothesis: Cubane as a Benzene Bioisostere
Journal article
The Yin and Yang of Wnt/Ryk axon guidance in development and regeneration.
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Wnt5a induces Ryk-dependent and -independent effects on callosal axon and dendrite growth
Journal article
The tangled web of non-canonical Wnt signalling in neural migration.
Journal article
Loss of Wnt5a disrupts primordial germ cell migration and male sexual development in mice.
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Scholarly Works
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
SFHEA - Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
FHEA - Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK)
Credentials
Positions
Positions
Tutor/Teaching Fellow
Anatomy And Neuroscience
Australasian Neuroscience Society
Australasian Neuroscience Society
Australian Collaborative Education Network
ACEN
Australasian Society For Computers In Learning In Tertiary Education
ASCILITE
Advance Higher Education
Advance HE
Education
Education
Postgraduate Diploma in University Learning and Teaching
Imperial College London
Doctor of Philosophy
The University of Queensland
Master of Science
University of Otago
Bachelor of Science with Honours
University of Otago