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Beth Uhrich

[…]performed DNA analysis on zoo specimens. Between masters’ degrees, Beth spent over a decade working as a forensic science DNA analyst. She worked for Washington State Patrol for eight of those years and spent the other two with the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory. More recently, she has gravitated towards teaching. Beth taught biology and environmental science for one semester and forensic science for a year at Marysville Getchell High School. Hobbies Beth enjoys 3D printing in her free time and is passionate about sea turtle conservation. This is evident in the selection of the topic for her master’s degree […]

Kelly Ho

[…]around you! I believe that students can use their knowledge of biology to enact change in their communities.” Professional Experience During her undergraduate studies, Kelly worked as a research assistant at the UCLA Clinical Translational Science Institute, as a private tutor at H.O.P.E. Summer School, and a youth development professional at the Boys and Girls Club of Garden Grove, where she assisted in developing weekly enrichment programs for underserved children and families. Kelly volunteered with Unified Sports UCLA, an organization that promoted inclusion and allowed for UCLA students and Special Olympic teams to participate in sports on the same team. […]

Dominic Zhang

[…]Mathematics “Math is often presented as abstract, incredibly difficult, and done in a ‘value-free’ space, whereas I completely disagree on all those fronts and deeply believe that math is impactful, accessible, and is always used in the real world to push social and political agendas. Therefore, I chose to teach math to empower my students to see themselves as successful in a math learning space, and also empower them to use mathematics to affect the larger world.” Professional Experience In 2021, Dominic was named a Penn Fellow, which allowed him to pursue his master’s degree at the University of Pennsylvania […]

Ashlyn Koga

[…]discuss topics that are meaningful to students—ones that allow them to share their experiences.” Professional Experience Before entering the field of education, Ashlyn worked in law and Geographic Information Systems research. She began pursuing a career in education in 2016, when she applied to Urban Teachers. In her first role, she taught test preparation in Korea, where she gained a greater understanding of the difference that culture makes in terms of the value placed on education. During and following her time spent with Urban Teachers, she worked as an assistant teacher, substitute teacher, and a kindergarten teacher. Last year, Ashlyn […]

Lynn Gumpinger

[…]will begin her first year of teaching mathematics at Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley, California, during the 2023–2024 school year.  Hobbies In her free time, Lynn enjoys spending time outside gardening and crocheting. She also spends time volunteering at the Nevada County Pets in Need Thrift Store and is soon to be named their board’s treasurer.  Academic Background  Oregon State University (Bachelor of Science in Mathematics) Oregon State University (Master of Science in […]

Katie Watson

[…]she loves and cares for. Academic Background  University of Minnesota (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science) University of California, Berkeley (Master of Arts in […]

Emily Blumenthal

[…]teachers, parents, and community activists. Moreover, I believe that math literacy is crucial for fighting injustices that are often complicated by and encoded in mathematical language.” Professional Experience During her undergraduate studies, Emily spent two years teaching math to students in grades one through four at Berkeley Math Circle Elementary. She also spent a summer working with the Yleana Leadership Academy, teaching college preparatory courses and SAT prep. Most recently, she taught Algebra Success and Algebra II at Oakland High School.  Emily will begin her third year of teaching mathematics at Oakland High School during the 2023–2024 school year.  Hobbies […]

Bryce Fowler

[…]climbing, skiing, mountaineering, running, weight lifting, and all kinds of typical, hands-on, “maker” activities such as welding, woodworking, construction, and 3D printing. He also enjoys playing Dungeons and Dragons with his friends, both locally and internationally.  Academic Background  Pacific University (Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science) Oregon State University (Master of Science in […]

Beth Warden

[…]as a lens through which my students can see, understand, and engage in their worlds and communities. I hope to provide a space for students to truly experience the wonder of mathematics as I have been able to.” Beth’s Story  Teaching Discipline Mathematics  Why Mathematics “When I was in middle school, I had an awesome math teacher who made math class fun and engaging. Much to my parents’ surprise, I begged to attend a summer math camp after having her as a teacher. As I learned more about math, I discovered how incredibly beautiful and exciting it can be.” Professional […]

Sam Heupel

[…]High School in Mendota Heights, Minnesota, during the 2023–2024 school year.  Hobbies In his free time, Sam enjoys staying active by playing soccer, frisbee golf, hiking and running, camping, swimming, and coaching high school soccer. Academic Background  St. Olaf College (Bachelor of Arts in […]
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