About Me

Welcome to my webpage!

I am an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at California State University, San Bernardino. I teach courses for mathematics teachers and courses in probability/statistics. My research area is in mathematics education. I am interested in students' beliefs and attitudes about mathematics and how these motivational factors relate to their interest and persistence in STEM.

I grew up on a farm in Western New York. I enjoy the outdoors, hiking, running, and visiting the National Parks. I also love playing basketball, I play pick-up Thursday mornings with other faculty, staff, and students.

Education

Ph.D. Mathematics Education, University of New Hampshire, 2020

M.S. Statistics, University of New Hampshire, 2019

M.A. Teaching (Mathematics 7-12), Union Graduate College, 2015

M.A. Mathematics, State University of New York at Albany, 2014

B.A. Mathematics, Alfred University, 2012

Current Activities

Co-Author, Making Connections in Mathematics (MCM), Math III/Algebra II curriculum, Riverside County Office of Education, U.S. Department of Education

Coordinator, Precalculus

Coordinator, Graduate Teaching Associates

Advisor, Noyce Math & Science Teacher Scholar Program, CSUSB & San Bernardino City Unified School District, NSF-Noyce

Organizer, Family Math Night

Advisor, Early Teaching Experiences in Mathematics and Science (ETEMS), CSUSB, CSU Mathematics and Science Teacher Initiative (MSTI)

Assistant Editor, Journal of the California Mathematics Project (JCMP)

Recent/Upcoming Presentations

Engaging Students in Mathematical Inquiry through Investigate Conjecture Justify Activities (with S. Cramer). Teacher workshop session for Modernizing Mathematics Summit, Riverside County Office of Education, Riverside, CA, March 2025.

email: Dalton.Marsh@csusb.edu

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