Summer 2020

• • Mini-Course: Codes and Cryptology

    • Online 1-week codes course for high school girls, part of All Girls/All Math. This course started with basic number theory, modular arithmetic, and shift ciphers, and built up to RSA encryption by the end of the week.

  • Math 807T: Using Math to Understand Our World (3 credits)

    • Online 8-week math modeling course for teachers, part of the Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes. Co-taught with another UNL graduate student. Weekly project topics included disease modeling, Newton's law of cooling and other temperature models, and probabilistic methods. 

Spring 2020

• • Math 314: Linear Algebra (3 credits)

    • 9 weeks of in-person instruction, followed by 5 weeks of online instruction after spring break.

Fall 2019

• • Math 208: Calculus III (4 credits)

Summer 2019

• • Worked with faculty and other UNL graduate students to produce an open-source online calculus textbook:

    • Wakefield, N., Kelley, C., Williams, M., Haver, M., Seminario-Romero, L., Huben, R., Marks, A., & Prahl, S. (2019). Coordinated Calculus. Open Educational Resource. Available from https://mathbooks.unl.edu/Calculus/.

Fall 2018

• • Math 208: Calculus III (4 credits)

Spring 2018

• • Coordinator for four sections of Math 103: College Algebra and Trigonometry

    • Course coordination involved running weekly instructor meetings and developing assessments

Fall 2017

• • Coordinator for 12 sections of Math 103: College Algebra and Trigonometry

  • Math 103: College Algebra and Trigonometry (5 credits)

Summer 2017

• • Mini-Course Problem Sessions: An Introduction to Knotted Surfaces in Four-Space

    • Part of the week-long Southeast Undergraduate Mathematics Workshop offered at Georgia Tech; working with Dr. Jeffrey Meier. 

  • Mini-Course Assistant: An Introduction to Knot Theory

    • Working under Dr. Alex Zupan, as part of All Girls/All Math.

Spring 2017

• • Math 301: Geometry Matters (3 credits)

    • Geometry course for pre-service elementary teachers, focusing on explaining and understanding the foundations of elementary geometry.

Fall 2016

• • Math 103: College Algebra and Trigonometry (5 credits)

Summer 2016

• • Math 203: Contemporary Mathematics 

Spring 2016

• • Math 101: College Algebra

Fall 2015

• • Math 101: College Algebra