Julianna Stockton, Ph.D.

Julianna Stockton, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Degrees and Certifications

• Ph.D., Columbia University (2010) 
• M.Phil., Columbia University (2009)
• M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University (2007)
• B.S., Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering (2006).

Teaching Responsibilities

• Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers
• Elementary Statistics with Business Applications
• PreCalculus
• Calculus I, II,& III
• Linear Algebra
• Mathematical Structures & Proofs
• History of Mathematics
• First Year Seminar
• Art of Thinking

Research Interests & Grants

Research interests include undergraduate mathematics education, the mathematical preparation of teachers, international comparative mathematics education, the history of mathematics, and women in mathematics, science, and engineering.

Grants received include:

• University Research and Creativity Grant (URCG) from SHU for project “Teachers’ Advanced Mathematics Knowledge: Understanding What Transforms the Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Teaching of Mathematics”; Summer 2012.
• NSF site-tester and trainee stipends for work on “Teaching Discrete Mathematics via Primary Historical Sources” project out of NMSU; 2010-2012.
• Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) Grant for studying Hungarian language and history; 2008-2009.

Honors, Awards & Fellowship

• Project NExT Fellowship – Mathematical Association of America; 2011-2012.
• Eugene W. Hellmich Math Scholarship – Teachers College, Columbia University; 2008.
• Franklin W. Olin Scholar – Olin College of Engineering; 2002-2006.
• Olin Partner – Olin College of Engineering; 2001-2002.

 

Publications and Presentations

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