CV

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Education

Doctor of Education, Instructional Technology
Auburn University at Montgomery — Admitted Spring 2026

M.S. in Mathematics
University of South Alabama, 2018
Thesis: On Matroid Representability

B.S. in Mathematics and Statistics
University of South Alabama, 2016

B.S. in Physics
University of South Alabama, 2016


Academic Appointments

Auburn University at Montgomery

Lecturer in Mathematics | 2024–Present

Teach undergraduate mathematics courses including Precalculus, Elementary Statistics, and College Algebra in both in-person and asynchronous formats. Current work emphasizes active learning, equitable assessment design, co-requisite support, and instructional revision informed by student performance data.

Purdue University Global

Adjunct Instructor | 2025–Present

Teach fully online undergraduate mathematics courses for nontraditional student populations using structured asynchronous learning environments and individualized feedback.

University of South Alabama

Adjunct Instructor | 2018–2022, 2025–Present

Taught undergraduate mathematics courses ranging from Finite Mathematics through Calculus across online, hybrid, and in-person instructional formats.

St. Luke’s Episcopal School

Upper School Mathematics Teacher | 2019–2023

Developed inquiry-driven mathematics instruction emphasizing conceptual understanding, collaborative learning, and active engagement. Led curricular initiatives including implementation of AP Calculus AB.


Instructional and Research Interests


Selected Projects and Academic Work

Co-Requisite Workbook Development

Contributed to the redevelopment of co-requisite support workbooks for introductory mathematics and statistics courses at Auburn University at Montgomery, with emphasis on clarity, alignment, and conceptual accessibility.

Academic Materials Development

Led development of instructional support materials for historically challenging general education courses including Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry at the University of South Alabama.

Graduate Thesis

On Matroid Representability
University of South Alabama, 2018

Astronomy Research

Contributed to research on visual binary stars using speckle interferometry at the University of South Alabama.

Publication:
Genet, R., et al. (2015). Kitt Peak Speckle Interferometry of Close Visual Binary Stars. Journal of Double Star Observations.


Certifications and Professional Development


Leadership and Service


Awards and Honors