Kathleen S. Caslow

Biography:
Kathleen is an accomplished educator with a passion for scientific research and student engagement. With a background in AIDS and cancer research from her tenure at George Washington University and the National Institutes of Health, she brings a wealth of expertise to her role as a biology teacher at Episcopal. Kathleen's teaching portfolio includes biology, genetics, anatomy and physiology, and forensics. Additionally, she serves as a coach for the varsity cross-country team and fulfills the role of a campus supervisor administrator in the residential community.

Recognized for her dedication to advancing teaching methods, Kathleen was honored with the prestigious 2007 Frontier Fellowship from the American Physiological Society. This fellowship allowed her to enhance her teaching through inquiry-based methods and included a summer research position at Georgetown University. Her commitment to marine biology research is evident through her collaborations with EHS students on data from the Smithsonian and her exploration of Curacao reefs. Notably, Kathleen leads the Costa Rica research immersion program, which offers Episcopal students an authentic opportunity to engage in research. 

In December 2022, she completed her Master's in Education with a specialization in Leadership and Policy at American University, focusing on leadership and social justice. Overall, Kathleen's multifaceted background and dedication to education and research make her a valuable asset to the academic community.

Credentials:
M.Ed American University
M.S., George Washington University
B.S., Dickinson College