Ray D. Karpman (Rachel Karpman)

Courses

This year, I am teaching Calculus I (Math 1700) and Math 1240 (Statistics I) at Otterbein University.

At The Ohio State University, I taught Calculus I (Math 1151), Honors Calculus I (Math 1181H), Elementary Number Theory (Math 4573), Foundations of Higher Mathematics (Math 3345), and Complex Analysis (Math 4552).

At University of Michigan, I was instructor of record for Calculus I (Math 115) and Developmental Pre-Calculus for Engineers (Math 110). I also taught a Multivariable Calculus Lab with Mathematica (Math 215), and was a teaching assistant for Math for Elementary School Teachers (Math 489).

Outreach

In Summer of 2018 and 2019, I was an instructor for Beyond The Classroom: Girls Exploring Math, a non-residential program for female high school students in Columbus, Ohio. As an instructor, I designed and lead workshops in discrete math, cryptography, and python programming.

In Summer 2015, I was a graduate assistant for a graph theory workshop lead by Doug Shaw, as part of the MMSS Program at University of Michigan.

From Fall 2013-Fall 2014, I lead a team of volunteers to design math games for The Young People's Project.

In Summer 2010 and Summer 2011, I was a graduate assistant at the SUMSRI REU Program at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.