Q&A with Patrick Rault, associate professor and Haddix Community Chair of Mathematics, at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Before joining UNO, Dr. Rault spent eight years at the State University of New York at Geneseo and two years at the University of Arizona. Continue reading…
Jim Lewis became the university’s first director of science, technology, engineering and mathematics education research initiatives on Jan. 1. Lewis remains director of the Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education. Continue reading…
Christine Darden, retired member of the Senior Executive Service for NASA’s Langley Research Center and included in the book, “Hidden Figures,” will speak at the 21st annual Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics on Jan. 26 at the Embassy Suites Lincoln. Continue reading…
Lincoln Public Schools has been honored as the best school district in the country for computer science instruction. Continue reading…
It is with much sadness that we announce that NebraskaMATH 2012-2013 Primarily Math Cohort 4 ESU 3 member Rhonda Wiebers died Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, at the Sanford Foundation Hospice Cottage in Sioux Falls, SD, following an 11-year battle with metastatic breast cancer. Continue reading…
Do you have a female student who loves math? The All Girls/All Math faculty at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln would like to inform your students entering grades 10-11 of a summer camp we offer for girls who are interested in math. Continue reading…
A selective new academy for aspiring teachers will allow up to 40 education students to live and learn together at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, with graduates positioned to become teaching innovators for the 21st century. Continue reading…
From echoing hallways and droning air conditioners to loud lectures and whispered secrets, schools can be noisy places. But a new study suggests high background noise can significantly distract some students during testing time. Continue reading…