Office: GEB
153H or OCB 232 (FA) Phone: 913.469.8500 x 3369 or 4825 (FA) Fax: 913.469.2584 Email: mmartin@jccc.edu
Department of Mathematics
Johnson County Community College, Box 29
12345 College Boulevard
Overland Park, KS 66210
2008.9.15 | NEWS, UPDATES, ACTIVITIES
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Some recent/upcoming initiatives/responsibilities include:
President, JCCC Faculty Association
Academic Chair, Innovative
Pedagogy Strategies Committee,
American
Mathematical Association for Two-Year Colleges
Co-Facilitator, Implementing
Best Practices in Courses Below Calculus, Traveling Workshop for
American
Mathematical Association for Two-Year Colleges, Los Angeles, CA in 2008
Co-Organizer, Biocalculus:
Designing Calculus Courses for Life Science Majors, Mathematical
Association of America’s PRofessional
Enhancement Program
(PREP), Chicago, IL in 2008 & proposed St Louis, MO in 2009.
Contributor, Dynamical Systems in Physiological Modeling,
Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, West Lafayette, IN
Contributor, MathDL Workshop for the NSDL (National Science
Digital Library), The Carriage House, Mathematical Association of
America, Washington, DC
Principal Investigator, Mathematical
Methods for Biology & Medicine (NSF DUE #0535924). The
work includes
developing a new course, Mathematical
Methods for Biology &
Medicine. The grant also extends materials and offerings
for the
existing Calculus for Biology &
Medicine course that JCCC currently
offers. * Inolved as a contributor with an NSF grant to revive the
CODEE resources and provide a related
infrastructure to support contemporary differential equations
instruction. This grant, with principal investigators at Harvey
Mudd College, is entitled Online
Resources to Improve the Teaching
and Learning of Differential Equations: Encouraging the
Widespread Use of Modeling and Computing (NSF DUE
#0717490). *** Proposing principal investigator for a third grant,
which
received positive reviews but was ultimately denied, extends
the use of computation across the curriculum and develops a cyber
infrastructure to do so. The proposed grant is entitled Ubiquotous Computing for
Quantitative Literacy in Scholarship, Reseach, and Learning (UBICOM)
(NSF DRL #0753411). This grant proposal is being considered for
revision and then submitting to an alternate solicitation in January
2008.
Developing web tools and modules for mathematical biology
topics,
particularly as they relate to biology, biotechnology, chemistry,
physiology, &
medicine. The idea that has emerged is a modular learning
community hosted/facilitated through technology. Integrating the
use of the WeBWorK homework system in my mathematics courses.
Raising five boys and supporting my family.
NOTE TO FAMILY: List not necessarily in order of priority.