Keith Krumpe has a record of distinguished leadership and service in undergraduate education reform in the sciences.  He has helped design courses and programs that make science relevant, ‘teachable,’ and ‘reachable’ to students who have previously been disinclined to pursue study in these fields.   In his association with the SENCER program, Keith co-directs the SENCER Center for Innovation—South, serves as a senior associate, and is a leader in SENCER’s efforts to apply what we have discovered about how to improve learning in courses for those majoring in the science disciplines.

As a SENCER Leadership Fellow, among other things, Keith will be helping us focus on broad curricular reform in general, and reforming pre-medical preparation, in particular.

Keith was elected to the inaugural class of Leadership Fellows in July 2008.