Christine Parker

A lifelong learner contributing to the field of science education, Christine Parker serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Science & Technology at Finger Lakes Community College. With a keen interest in enhancing student engagement and understanding, she has dedicated her career to addressing the challenges students face in visualizing complex 3D concepts, particularly in anatomy and physiology. In 2018, Christine Parker discovered the transformative potential of HoloAnatomy® Software, a cutting-edge tool that revolutionizes the way students interact with anatomical structures. By integrating this interactive 3D technology into her curriculum, she has significantly improved her students' ability to comprehend and appreciate the intricate relationships within the human body. The software's lifelike models have not only facilitated deeper learning but have also sparked moments of discovery and awe among her students. Through her innovative teaching methods, Parker has been able to pose complex questions that challenge her students to think critically and explore the subject matter with curiosity and enthusiasm. Her commitment to fostering a fascination for course content has made her a respected figure in the academic community, inspiring students to pursue their interests in science with vigor and passion. Christine Parker continues to explore new ways to enhance educational experiences, ensuring that her students are well-equipped to meet the demands of the ever-evolving field of science and technology. Her dedication to student success and her innovative approach to teaching make her an invaluable asset to Finger Lakes Community College and the broader educational landscape.