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Kirksey Old Main, Middle Tennessee
State University
Teaching Experience
Middle
Tennessee State University,
Murfreesboro, TN
August 2000 to Present
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Teaching: Experimental Design, Probability and Statistics, Applied
Statistics and Finite Math.
Mentoring: Lead MTSU McNair Scholar in Research Project (Spring 2001).
Belmont University, Nashville,
TN
August 1997 to May 2000
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Experience teaching Theory of Probability and
Statistics, Elementary and Intermediate Statistics. Developed and taught
new courses at Belmont:
- Statistics for Health Care Professionals, taught at St. Thomas
Hospital
- Biostatistics Laboratory, collaborated with Dr. Bob Grammer
- Statistical Modeling and Simulation.
Independent Study Courses (Spring 2000):
- Risk Analysis and Simulations
- Statistical Applications: Case Studies in Psychology
- Grant Writing in Mathematics.
Lander
University, Greenwood, South Carolina
August 1995 to July 1997
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Taught Calculus I & II, Survey of Calculus,
Introduction to Statistics I & II, Mathematics Applications,
Mathematics Methods for Secondary Teachers, Mathematics for Elementary
Teachers, Introduction to the Internet. Supervised student teachers.
Academic advisor for students. Served on NCATE mathematics education
certification team. Co-sponsor of campus recycling organization.
University of Alabama in Huntsville,
Huntsville, Alabama
September 1989 to May 1995
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Taught Calculus I, II & III Workshops, Calculus
I, Survey of Calculus, Pre-calculus I, College Algebra.
Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham, Alabama
Summer 1993
Instructor: remedial math for non-traditional
college students
Hewitt Trussville Junior High School, Trussville, Alabama
August 1987 to July 1989
Teacher: mathematics and computer applications
classes
Education
University of
Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville, Alabama
Doctor of Philosophy, September 1991 to August 1995
Major: Applied Mathematics
Minor: Computer Science (18 graduate semester hours)
Concentration: Probability and Statistics
Dissertation Title: "Probability Distributions on Temporal Semigroups"
Advisor: Kyle T. Siegrist, Ph.D.
University of Alabama
in Huntsville, Huntsville, Alabama
Master of Arts, September 1989
to June 1991
Major: Mathematics
Birmingham-Southern
College, Birmingham, Alabama
Bachelor of Science (magna cum
laude), September 1983 to May 1987
Double Major: Mathematics and Secondary Education |