I have a new version of my CV available now. It contains several updates to the publications and talks lists:
- The two papers coming out in the ICTCM proceedings in 2011 are listed.
- The 45-minute talk/miniworkshop on MATLAB I am giving at the ICTCM in March is listed.
- I included an invited talk on the inverted classroom model that I gave at Franklin College's High School Math Day. The talk itself, in Prezi form, is here.
- Two talks I am giving at the upcoming Joint Math Meetings are listed.
- Two talks I am scheduled to give at next year's ASEE conference are listed -- my attendance at that conference is pending acquisition of funding, which is not a done deal at this point, but at least the talks were peer-reviewed and accepted.
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I've added a Statement of Scholarship which can be viewed, searched, downloaded, embedded, etc. over on the new "scholarship" page. Or, click here.
Sometimes these kinds of documents are called "Research Statements", but since my view on scholarship is broader than the typical notion of research (read: "publish or perish") I decided to call it something a little more inclusive of the sorts of things I do.
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Right now I am working on creating two more pages for this web site, one devoted to Teaching and the other to Scholarship. I am working (have been working for some weeks now) on creating a brand new Statement of Teaching Philosophy and a Statement of Scholarship. It's been five years since I updated my teaching statement, and I have actually never drafted a Scholarship statement! Or maybe I did when I was coming out of graduate school, and it's therefore horribly out of date. I've been publicizing the rough drafts of the new teaching philosophy at my main blog, Casting Out Nines, in articles you can find here and here.
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