Teaching

I was awarded the ISU Teaching Excellence Award in the fall of 2022 for leading recitations for Calc I and Calc II, as well as leading exam review sessions for both classes.  

During the fall and spring semesters of academic year 2023-2024, I taught the standalone course Survey of Calculus twice, during which I designed lesson plans, homework, quizzes, and exams.  The course consisted of three lecture days and one recitation day per week.  I believe math is meant to be collaborative; hence, recitation days often emphasized group work, including group quizzes. After this work, I was awarded the Miller Family Excellence in Teaching Award by the Mathematics Department.

During the fall of 2024, I led two recitations of Calculus for Business and Social Sciences, as well as grading proofs for one section of Theory of Linear Algebra. In spring 2025, I taught the standalone course Linear Algebra and Matrices.

Note:  During academic year 2022-2023, I did not teach.  I was instead funded by a Research Training Grant.  

• Spring 2025:

  1. MATH 2070 - Matrices and Linear Algebra (standalone)

• Fall 2024:  

  1. MATH 1510 - Calculus for Business and Social Sciences (two recitations) 

  2. MATH 3170 - Theory of Linear Algebra (grading)

• Spring 2024:  

  1. MATH 160 - Survey of Calculus (standalone)

• Fall 2023:  

  1. MATH 160 - Survey of Calculus (standalone)

• Spring 2022:  

  1. MATH 166 - Calculus II (three recitations)

• Fall 2021:  

  1. MATH 165 - Calculus I (two recitations)