Rate My Professor Bruce Heyen

Dr. Heyen's research focuses on chemistry education, with notable publications including "Design and Implementation of a Tool to Assess Students' Understanding of Metabolic Pathways Dynamics and Regulation" (2021), "Design and testing of an assessment instrument to measure understanding of protein structure and enzyme inhibition in a new context" (2015), "Preparation and Structure of Re2(μ-SEt)2Cl4(3,6-dithiaoctane)2: An Edge-Sharing Bioctahedron with an Unbuttressed Rhenium(III)Rhenium(III) Double Bond" (2010), "Vesicular Monoamine Transporter Substrate/Inhibitor Activity of MPTP/MPP+ Derivatives: A Structure–Activity Study" (2008), and "Ion Binding Properties of the Dehydrin ERD14 Are Dependent upon Phosphorylation" (2003). His scholarly work has accumulated 585 citations. At Olivet Nazarene University, he chairs the Pence-Boyce Research Committee, supports undergraduate research initiatives including summer projects and presentations at national conferences, and fosters student engagement in scientific inquiry.