About
Lindsay Chaney
My name is Lindsay Chaney and I am an Associate Professor at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah. Snow College is an open enrollment college in rural-central Utah that primarily awards associate degrees.
At Snow College, I teach undergraduate courses, namely non-majors biology, non-majors environmental biology, plant diversity, and genetics. Additionally, I serve the college as Assistant Provost. In this capacity I oversee the college's curriculum and general education programs, and program assessment. I am passionate about bringing a quality education to underserved populations.
My research interests span two main areas: one is biology education research and the other is plant evolutionary genetics and ecology. I am particularly interested in understanding how plants are able to adapt to changing and/or stressful environments. I received my PhD in the Biological Science program at the University of Cincinnati. Previously, I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Brigham Young University and the US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Center.
At Snow College, I teach undergraduate courses, namely non-majors biology, non-majors environmental biology, plant diversity, and genetics. Additionally, I serve the college as Assistant Provost. In this capacity I oversee the college's curriculum and general education programs, and program assessment. I am passionate about bringing a quality education to underserved populations.
My research interests span two main areas: one is biology education research and the other is plant evolutionary genetics and ecology. I am particularly interested in understanding how plants are able to adapt to changing and/or stressful environments. I received my PhD in the Biological Science program at the University of Cincinnati. Previously, I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Brigham Young University and the US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Center.
