Is a mathematics instructor at the College of Southern Nevada. Her teaching interests are mathematics courses of preservice K-12 teachers and early college mathematics courses. She loves using manipulatives and drawings to help her students visualize the mathematics they are learning together. Problem solving and the appropriate use of technology in mathematics are other passions of hers. She has been teaching for 25+ years at different colleges across the country, presented at numerous conferences, and is a published co-author of A Problem Solving Approach to Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers. She holds a bachelor's, master's, and doctorate in mathematics education from Northern Arizona University.

Is a mathematics instructor at the College of Southern Nevada. For most of his career, Brian has been involved in preparing future teachers of mathematics at all grade levels. He has given more than 200 professional presentations on a variety of mathematical content and pedagogical topics to teachers at conferences across the country, and has led several grant funded initiatives to broaden the knowledge of mathematics teachers in a variety of areas.  Brian is also a published co-author of A Problem Solving Approach to Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers. He has a bachelor’s degree in mathematics education from Mayville State University, a master’s degree in mathematics from the University of North Dakota, and a doctoral degree in mathematics education from Montana State University – Bozeman.