Resume

• 2016

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Mathematics Education

  American Education Research Association (AERA)

  \nNational Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)

  Washington University in St. Louis

• 2009

  Secondary Certification

  Courses taken: Inclusive Teaching

  Bilingual/Multicultural Education

  History/Philosophy of Education

  Technology Applications in Education and Training

  Adolescent Psychology

  Reading in the Content Areas.

  Math

  Computer Science

• 1999

  RGIS

  LLC

  Harris-Stowe State University

  University Preparatory Academy High School

  Programmed

  tested and debugged programs in C++ to meet quality standards using database tools and SQL.

  RGIS

  LLC

  Henry Ford Community College

  Dearborn

  MI

  Math 074 - Pre-Algebra (Summer 10) - Topics covered include fractions

  percents

  measurement and geometry

  signed numbers

  linear equations and proportions. Techniques of problem solving and applications are included throughout the course.\n\nMath 100 - Basic Technical Math (Fall 09

  Winter 10

  Spring 10) - Topics include a review of arithmetic

  an introduction to the graphing calculator

  working with approximate numbers

  dimensional analysis

  beginning algebra

  geometry

  trigonometry and statistics. This course emphasizes practical technical applications.\n\nMath 103 - Technical Mathematics (Winter 11) - Topics covered include functions and graphs

  properties of lines

  the trigonometric \nfunctions

  systems of linear equations

  rational expressions

  quadratic equations

  solution of right triangles

  vectors

  integer exponents

  linear regression

  complex numbers

  and an introduction to the graphing calculator.\n\nMath 110 - Intermediate Algebra (Fall 09

  Winter 10

  Fall 10

  Winter 11) - Topics covered include solving linear

  quadratic

  rational

  and square root equations

  solving linear and compound inequalities

  an introduction to functions

  graphs of linear and quadratic functions

  rational expressions

  exponents

  radicals

  and solving systems of linear equations. Techniques of problem solving and applications are included throughout the course along with modeling data using linear and quadratic functions.

  Adjunct Instructor

  Detroit

  MI

  Taught Pre-Calculus using Springboard curriculum.\nTaught Calculus using modified AP curriculum.\nTaught Applied Mathematics elective.

  Math Teacher/Advisor

  University Preparatory Academy High School

  St. Louis

  Taught college level and developmental math courses and introductory programming courses.\n\nCourses taught: \n Developmental Algebra\n College Algebra\n Pre-Calculus\n Applied (Business) Calculus I\n Calculus & Analytic Geometry I

  II\n Introduction to C# Programming \n Introduction to Statistics

  Instructor of Mathematics & Computer Science

  Harris-Stowe State University

  APX 0510 - Practical Mathematics (Fall 10) - Review of concepts involving arithmetic with fractions

  decimals

  and percent; units conversions; ratio and proportion; exponents and radicals; algebra and linear equations; with word problems emphasized. Some elementary geometry

  interpretations of graphs

  and probability included.

  Wayne State University

  Harris-Stowe State University

  St. Louis

  MO

  Worked for the Center for Retention and Student Success (CRSS) as a tutor for all math courses offered at the university.

  Math Tutor

  Northwest Academy of Law

  Taught Algebra 2

  College Algebra & Trigonometry

  AP Calculus and AP Statistics

  Math Teacher

  St. Louis Public Schools

  Saint Louis

  MO

  Taught developmental math courses (Pre-Algebra

  Algebra 1 & 2) in the Academic Resource Center (ARC) along with College Algebra. Used Pearson Labs & Mastering course management system for homework in the developmental courses. Duties also included online curriculum development for developmental math

  reading

  and writing courses and troubleshooting/support of students and instructors using MyMathLab

  MyReadingLab

  and MyWritingLab.

  Developmental Mathematics Instructor

  Harris-Stowe State University

  St. Louis

  MO

  Taught and developed curriculum for Developmental Algebra

  College Algebra and Precalculus for incoming freshmen using Pearson and Hawkes course management systems.

  Mathematics Instructor - Summer Academy for Science & Math

  Harris-Stowe State University

• 1997

  Macomb Community College

• 1991

  B.A

  M.A.

  Mathematics

  Geometric Structures

  History and Philosophy of Education

  History of Mathematics

  Cryptology

  Design & Analysis of Algorithms

  Intro to Mathematical Statistics

  Computational Geometry

  Discrete Mathematics

  Advanced Calculus

  Applied Numerical Methods: Matrix Methods

  Calculus 1

  Abstract Algebra

  Inclusive Teaching

  Advanced Abstract Algebra 1 & 2

  Computer Applications in Teaching (1& 2)

  Adolescent Psychology

  Mathematics 5th-12th Grade

  State of Missouri

  Mathematics

  Computer Science 6th-12th Grade

  State of Michigan

  ICTCM 2016 - Attendee

  Pearson

• Microsoft Excel

  Statistics

  Public Speaking

  Mathematics Education

  Mathematics

  Algebra

  Leadership

  Teaching Developmental Math

  Applied Mathematics

  Curriculum Design

  Geometry

  TeX

  Calculus

  Teaching

  Educational Technology

  PowerPoint

  Mathematica

  Maple

  C++

  Training

  Barnes

  David

  Henry Ford Community College

  Wayne State University

  St. Louis Public Schools