Rate My Professor Carol Dunstone

Dunstone has made significant impacts on departmental infrastructure. She has been key to establishing a new surgical skills suite, which she describes as purpose-built to effectively cater to the medical workforce's training needs. Located in a historic building, it features expanded space, specialized equipment, and integrated teaching areas to address growing demand and enable additional professional development. Since 2017, following an energy trial, she has promoted Stirling ultra-low freezers, now numbering five in Anatomy, for storing invaluable research materials like DNA, cells, tissues, chemicals, antibodies, enzymes, ELISA kits, and sera. These freezers offer quieter operation, reduced heat and energy use, and minimal maintenance. During the COVID-19 lockdown, Dunstone collaborated on transitioning undergraduate courses such as ANAT101, ANAT241, ANAT331, ANAT333, ANAT336, BIOA201, CELS191, DENT201, HUBS191, MELS241, MICN201, MICN301, and PHTY250 to online formats via Zoom, ensuring continuity. She has also supported research efforts, including ancient DNA laboratory setup. Her work exemplifies professional leadership in biomedical sciences.