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Brenda Davison,
Lecturer
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Brenda Davison initially studied electrical engineering and worked as an engineer
for twelve years. She returned to the university setting to pursue further studies in
mathematics - specializing in understanding its historical development. Her research
interests are in mathematics education and the history of mathematics, with an interest
in how the historical development of mathematics can inform and enliven current
mathematical education. |
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Malgorzata Dubiel,
Senior Lecturer
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Malgorzata Dubiel is dedicated to teaching mathematics at all levels, to
all ages, in all kinds of settings, from classroom to market place. An
educational leader and a 3M National Teaching Fellow, Malgorzata
Dubiel’s outreach work has transformed the teaching of mathematics and
math readiness throughout the entire province. |
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Justin Gray,
Senior Lecturer
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Justin Gray is dedicated to make math better experience for his
students. He is one of the Canada's leading experts in using online
tools to assess and understand the level of students’ mathematical
knowledge. |
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Veselin Jungic,
Senior Lecturer
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Veselin Jungic is also an Adjunct Professor in the Department of
Mathematics, SFU, and a Deputy Director in the Interdisciplinary
Research in the Mathematical and Computational Sciences (IRMACS) Centre.
Most of his work is within Ramsey theory and the field of mathematics
education. In 2007 he was a recipient of the SFU Excellence in Teaching
Award. |
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Natalia Kouzniak,
Senior Lecturer
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Natalia Kouzniak is determined to help her students achieve their
education goals. Well known for her outreach activities and involvement
with high school math teachers and students. Natalia Kouzniak received a
PhD in mathematical and physical sciences, specializing in the
mathematical theory of elasticity.
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Petra Menz,
Senior Lecturer
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Petra Menz strives to establish a teaching environment that encourages
learning of the curriculum and empowers her students to become life-long
learners. In her role as instructor, she shows her enthusiasm for
mathematics, sets high expectations, yet be nurturing, uses a variety of
teaching strategies, and encourages student feedback. |
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Jamie Mulholland,
Lecturer
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Jamie Mulholland’s research interests are within number theory and the field of mathematical education. His interests in the field of mathematical education include use of technology and creation of new technology tools in teaching large math classes. In 2011 he was a recipient of both the SFU Faculty of Science Excellence in Teaching Award and the SFU Excellence in Teaching Award |
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Randall Pyke,
Senior Lecturer
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For Randall Pyke mathematics is both a tool and an art and he tries to bring out these aspects in his teaching. Involved in the Operations Research program at the Surrey campus and with many years teaching courses on fractals, dynamics and analysis, he appreciates both the beauty and the usefulness of mathematics. He is happy to talk to students about all aspects of their mathematical education, including applying the theory they've learned in their mathematics classes to particular problems in their field of study. |
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