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Jeanne Mulder is an Associate Professor in Biomedical Molecular Sciences at Queen's University, specializing in Pharmacology and Toxicology. She earned her PhD in Pharmacology & Toxicology from Queen's in 2013, following an MSc in the same field in 2009 and a BHSc in Life Sciences in 2007. Dr. Mulder has extensive teaching experience over a decade, instructing nursing, medical, and graduate students, particularly in Introductory Pharmacology and Fundamentals of Pharmacology Therapeutics. As the Director of Online Learning for Queen’s Health Sciences, she has led the development of over 100 educational projects aimed at enhancing competency-based education for diverse clients. Her contributions to educational technology have been recognized with several awards, including the HF Pross Educational Technology Award in 2022 and the Principal’s Indigenous Education Award in 2023. Dr. Mulder's research focuses on the integration of curriculum development strategies to address current health crises, such as the opioid crisis, emphasizing the importance of collaborative approaches in medical education. She has published research on change management in medical education and the effectiveness of online mental health literacy courses for university students, collaborating with fellow scholars to enhance educational practices and support student well-being.
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