Carol A. Weideman, Ph.D.
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BIOGRAPHY
Education
B.S. Medical Technology, Drexel University
M.S., Ph.D., Statistics, Temple University
In the past 20 years, I have been teaching at colleges and universities in Georgia, Florida and Pennsylvania. Prior to full-time teaching, I worked for 15 years in the pharmaceutical industry conducting clinical trials of human and animal drug products, and human medical devices.
In addition to teaching roles, I was the Director of Institutional Research and Effectiveness (2004-2008) and Program Director, Math and Natural Science, Clearwater Campus (2002-2004) at a college in Florida.
My teaching philosophy focuses on active and collaborative learning; students learn by doing. Face-to-face, blended and online classes include activities that encourage students to think about concepts and apply those concepts to real-world problems. I'm also a very engaged online instructor, maintaining contact with my students on a regular basis though emails, phone calls, and course announcements.
C.A. Weideman. Prediction of NBME Part I Examination Scores with Discriminant Functions. Temple University Technical Report, DAL-81-1, June 1981.
V.J. Theodorides, T.A. Nawalinski, N. Chimes, C.A. Weideman and S.M. Free. Anthelmintic Efficacy of Oxibendazole in Ponies: A Comparison of Methods. American Journal of Veterinary Research, 43:892-894, 1982.
C.A. Weideman and D. Raghavarao. Some Optimum Non-Adaptive Group Testing Designs for Identifying Two Defectives. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 16:55-61, 1987.
J.R. Veltman and C.A. Weideman. Comparison of Pullet Performance Fed Diets Formulated to Different Nutrient Specifications With and Without Virginiamycin Supplementation. Nutrition Reports International, 35:179-190, 1987.
C.A. Weideman and D. Raghavarao. Non-Adaptive Hypergeometric Group Testing Designs for Identifying at Most Two Defectives. Communications in Statistics, 16(10):2991-3006, 1987.
C.A. Weideman. Use of Discriminant Functions to Predict Carcinogenicity. American Statistical Association Proceedings of the Biopharmaceutical Subsection, 57-62, 1987.
R.F. Walker, C.A. Weideman and E.B. Wheeldon. Reduced Disease in Aged Rodents Treated Chronically with SK&F 100168-A. Neurobiology of Aging, 9:291-301, 1988.
B.A. Eskin, R.A. Trivedi, C.A. Weideman and R.F. Walker. Positive Feedback Disturbances and Infertility in Women over Thirty. American Journal of Gynecologic Health, 2(4): 9-16, 1988.
R.F. Walker, F. Guerriero, T.V. Toscano and C.A. Weideman. Relative Cerebellar Weight: A Potential Indicator of Developmental Neurotoxicity. Neurobehavioral Toxicology and Teratology, 11(3): 251-255, 1989.
- Bhattacharya, P. Leese, I. Mackie, C. Weideman, C. Smith, T. Schaible, R. Jordan, H. Berger, S. Machin and A. Lahari. Marked Inhibition of Platelet Function by GPIIb/IIIa Monoclonal Antibody Fragment 7E3 FAB. Eur. Heart Journal, 11:384, 1990.
R.F. Walker, C.A. Weideman and B.B. Bercu. Sex Differences in the Responses of Rats Administered Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide (GHRP-6) for 14 Consecutive Days. Endocrine Abstracts, June 1991.
F.A. Barber, S.D. Click and C.A. Weideman. Arthroscopic or Open Bankart Procedures: What are the Costs? Arthroscopy, 14(7): 671-674, 1998.
Grants
Chlamydia pneumonia as a Risk Factor for Myocardial Infarction and Stroke, Principal Investigator, Suncoast Cardiovascular Research & Education Foundation, $15,000, 2001.
Body Mass Index as a Predictor of Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly. Collaborating Investigator, American Heart Association, $120,000, 2001-2003.
Recognitions
College Board Advanced Placement Reader in Statistics 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011
Florida Association of Community Colleges, Institutional Effectiveness Exemplary Practice Award, 2007
Florida Association of Community Colleges, Chair of Institutional Effectiveness Commission, 2007-08
NISOD Excellence Award 2011
Florida Two-Year College Mathematics Association Teaching Excellence Award 2020
4 research presentations at Association of Chiropractic Colleges-Research Agenda Consortium