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 | Stacey Chase Instructor of Mathematics “Working with students who have just begun their college experience can be a challenge but also very entertaining – getting to know them at this level is what makes my job rewarding and fun.” schase@wtamu.edu
Stacey Chase's Bio | |  | Dr. Cathy Clewett Assistant Professor of Physics “Physics is the study of how things work – from the incredibly small to the immensely large. It is a way of understanding the absolutely amazing world in which we live.” cclewett@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. David Craig Associate Professor of Physics "Physics is the discipline which is the foundation of our scientific understanding of the universe. In my classes you can expect an introduction with emphasis on concepts and the appropriate level of mathematics for the course." dcraig@wtamu.edu
Dr. Craig's Bio | |  | Mary Jane Cruz Instructor of Mathematics "I take my job of preparing teachers seriously. I want to make a difference in the public school system especially with regard to the teaching of mathematics." mcruz@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Nick Flynn Deparment Head, Professor
of Biochemistry “The interdisciplinary nature of biochemistry allows you to simultaneously draw from the strengths of several disciplines. Many of our best scientific discoveries have been made in interdisciplinary laboratories. Making students aware of this vital aspect of biochemistry has been a very rewarding experience for me.” nflynn@wtamu.edu
Dr. Flynn's Bio | |  | Dr. Kristina Gill Assistant Professor of Mathematics “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” - Henry Adams kgill@wtamu.edu
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| |  | Duane Jacobs Instructor of Mathematics "My greatest thrill as a teacher is helping students learn to teach mathematics to themselves." djacobs@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. David Khan Assistant Professor of Biochemistry “I am passionate about teaching chemistry because it serves as the interface to many other sciences. I enjoy seeing my students get excited about learning chemistry not only in the classroom, but also in the research laboratory as we explore the possibility of discovering new solutions to complicated problems.” dkhan@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Pam Lockwood-Cooke Professor of Mathematics "I chose mathematics as a major in college because it was what I was good at. I stayed in mathematics and became an applied mathematician because of the limitless possibilities for applying mathematics to other fields. You can change the world by solving a math problem!" plockwood@wtamu.edu
Dr. Lockwood-Cooke's Bio | |  | Audrey Meador
Instructor of Mathematics
“You never truly understand the beauty of a subject unless you have taught it to someone else. I have a passion for my subject and teach so that my students can hopefully gain that same appreciation for mathematics.” ameador@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Daniel Seth Professor of Mathematics "Math is paradoxical, fun and hard at the same time. Success in math is akin to success in athletics or music, it requires a lot of practice and perseverance." dseth@wtamu.edu
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 | Dr. Shiquan Tao Ross W. Wilson Chair in Chemistry, Assistant Professor of Chemistry "Chemistry is present in everything we do. The progresses in chemistry continuously improve our life." stao@wtamu.edu
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