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Michael E. Petty, Ph.D. Curriculum and Instructional Design Provides assistance in the coordination among curriculum design, teaching methodologies, and evaluation techniques across a wide range of course topics within the UAMS colleges and graduate school. Mike Petty is an Assistant Professor and Instructional Development Specialist II in the Office of Educational Development, with a doctorate in Curriculum & Instruction/Science Education from Indiana University. For the past 15 years he has been involved in the teaching and development of a broad range of undergraduate courses in the biological sciences (Biological Concepts, Cell Biology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Human Anatomy and Physiology), as well as helping prepare teachers in elementary and secondary science education. Mike has an M.S. in Biology (biophysics/cellular neurobiology) from Purdue University, along with an M.S. in Management (MBA) from the same institution. He also has an extensive background in training, simulation, and instructional development during his 15 years of experience in B-52/KC-135 with the U.S. Air Force and Air Force Reserves. He has teaching experience in nursing, pharmacy, and medical technology programs, as well. His undergraduate degree was received from Manchester College in North Manchester, Indiana in Biology, with a focus in cell biology/physiology.
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