Teaching

My passion lies in higher education, engaging my students in mathematics, and collaborating with my colleagues. I consider myself fortunate that I always had fantastic secondary high school teacher and I still draw inspiration from them today. 

I am particularly interested in engaging students in active learning collaboration, and community building. My motivation is two-fold; the research is clear, students reach learning objective more frequently when working hands on with course material. Additionally, it gives me an opportunity to interact and get to know my students.

Coupled with this I am a proponent of open educational resources (OER). On the link page you can find a growing collection of resources that I have found valuable or have created. 

Information on Courses Taught

Bridgewater State University Courses

All course materials are hosted on BSU's learning management system Blackboard. 

Spring 2024 (Current): 

Fall 2023:

Summer 2023: 

Spring 2023:

Fall 2022:

Summer 2022:

Spring 2022:

Fall 2021:

Summer 2021:

Spring 2021:

Fall 2020:

Courses Taught at Previous Institutions

Rhode Island College Courses

In the fall of 2012 I began teaching at RIC as a graduate assistant while completing my Master's degree. In the fall of 2014 I began teaching as an adjunct faculty member. In the spring of 2018 I was promoted to adjunct faculty II.

Courses taught at RIC from Fall 2012 until Spring 2020:

University of Connecticut Courses

Even though I started my PhD at UConn in the fall of 2015, I did not begin teaching until the summer of 2017. During my first two years I was a graduate supervisor at the Q center, UConn's tutoring lab for quantitative courses.

Courses taught at UConn from Summer 2017 until Summer 2020: