I am dedicated to bringing quality maths education to college-aged students. I'm interested in various reforms for maths education and measurements of success, as well as how to better classroom environments. I have experience mainly teaching low level (algebra, trig) classes, including "non-traditional" classrooms; some statistics courses; working with ESL students; and tutoring. Most of my experience has been with STEM students, but I'm passionate about bringing the love of mathematics to everyone!
I have experience in a wide variety of applied math problems, including biomathematics, physical chemistry, and statistics. Through this, I gained knowledge of several programming languages, such as Matlab, Latex, Mathematica, R, SAS, and UNIX systems. I also have basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Bootstrap programming.
I received my bachelor's degrees in both mathematics and applied mathematics at
Marshall University. I received my master's degree in applied mathematics from
Missouri S&T, where I focused on courses in analysis, measure theory, and statistics.