Jennifer A.

Mastin
Teacher
Mathematics Department
Mount Tabor High School
Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Phone: (630) 404-0649

jennifer.a.mastin@gmail.com
Webpage: www.jennifermastin.com

Education
Master of Arts in Education, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC Dec 2014
Master of Arts in Mathematics, The University of Georgia, Athens, GA, May 2009
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with Honors, Cum Laude, Benedictine University, Lisle, IL, May
2007
Professional Organizations
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2013-Present
Academic Positions
Teacher, Mount Tabor High School, 2014-Present
Online Instructor, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, 2010-2014
Instructor, The University of Georgia, 2010-2013
Instructor, Gainesville State College, 2009-2010
Adjunct Instructor, Piedmont College, Fall 2009
Teaching Experience
Teacher, Common Core Math II, Mount Tabor High School, 2014-2015
Teacher, Advanced Functions and Modeling, Mount Tabor High School, 2014
Instructor, Math Modeling, The University of Georgia, 2011-2013
Instructor, Mathematics of Decision Making, The University of Georgia, 2010-2013
Online Instructor, Honors Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented
Youth, 2010-Present
Online Instructor, Honors Trigonometry, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, 2010-Present
Online Instructor, Honors Algebra I and II, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, 2010-Present
Instructor, Quantitative Skills and Reasoning, Gainesville State College, 2009-2010
Instructor, College Algebra, Piedmont College and Gainesville State College, 2009-2010
Instructor, Calculus and Analytic Geometry, The University of Georgia, 2009, 2011, 2012
Instructor, Pre-Calculus, The University of Georgia, 2008, 2010-12
Other Professional Activities
Teaching Assistant/Grader/Proofreader, Art of Problem Solving, 2013-present
Tutor, Math Center, Wake Forest University, 2013
Math Assessment Writer, Priestley Publishing, 2012
Advanced Placement Calculus Reader, Educational Testing Services, 2011, 2012
REU Leader, The Mathematics of Paper Folding, The University of Georgia, Summer 2009
Tutor, Tutoring Club of Columbus Ohio, 2008

Conferences
Web2.0 Tools for Mathematics, North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference,
Greensboro, NC, Fall 2013
Research Experience
Masters Thesis
Leah McCoy
Problem Posing in the High School Mathematics Classroom

2013-2014
Wake Forest University

Masters Thesis
Lenny Chastkofsky
On (0,2)-Graphs and Semibiplanes

2008-2009
University of Georgia

Research Group Member

Valery Alexeev
Tropical Geometry

2008
University of Georgia

Research Group Member

Dino Lorenzini
Algebraic Graph Theory

2007
University of Georgia