Rate My Professor Jennifer Schroeder

Schroeder's research interests span cancer, endocrinology, and reproductive biology. She utilizes breast cancer cell lines as model systems for toxicity testing and investigates pesticides as endocrine disruptors. Her scholarly contributions include peer-reviewed publications such as "Cell- and Ligand-specific Regulation of Promoters Containing Activator Protein-1 and Sp1 Sites by Estrogen Receptors and AP-1" in the Journal of Biological Chemistry (2005) and "Differential regulation of the human progesterone receptor gene through an estrogen response element half site and Sp1 sites" in The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (2004). Schroeder has earned recognition for her teaching and leadership, including the Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership Award in 2015, the Teaching Excellence Award in 2018, and the Phi Kappa Phi Love of Learning Award in 2024. Internationally acknowledged for promoting academic integrity, she mentors undergraduate students in research projects on breast cancer and environmental toxicology, contributing to presentations at the Millikin University Poster Symposium and advancing student scholarship in biological sciences.