Mr. Adamou Fode, PhD, a former student of mine at Bowling Green State University, has asked me to write a letter attesting his good character, importance to the community, and the contributions that he has made or will continue to make to society. I am very pleased to write it on his behalf. Adamou received his PhD in applied mathematics from Bowling Green State University, OH in 2014. During his matriculation Adamou was in at least seven classes taught by me, including two numerical PDE classes, one iterative solution of nonlinear equations class, one distribution theory class, and one semilinear PDE class. He performed very well in these classes. When he was preparing for the PhD preliminary exams on PDEs, I often met with him or exchanged emails to …show more content…
He was well motivated, energetic, sincere, responsible, and was always willing to help others on short notice. He never disappointed me on anything I assigned him to do. Although I was not his dissertation(academic) advisor, I feel very confident giving my strong support concerning personal side of him. I have attended his talks and borrowed his pre-calculus lesson plans to teach a summer class that I inadvertently got in the summer of 2014 (I usually teach graduate courses). I found his preparation material well thought and his suggestions on lower level class teaching have also taught me a thing or two. His teaching evaluation from the last six consecutive semesters didn't receive a single negative comment, not even from students who were expecting low grades. I think his personality gave assurance to students that he did care about them. In his last year at BGSU, he also got a teaching award. From his CV you can see that he had covered the whole spectrum of courses ranging from remedial math to Calculus II. In our department the calculus sequence is usually not taught by a teaching assistant, and the fact that he taught it for two consecutive years is an indication of
He earned a B.A. from Stanford University and had his M.S. from Columbia University in 1969. He had his Ph.D. in English Renaissance literature from the University of California, Berkeley, and at the Warburg Institute in London and Has received a Fulbright Fellowship and a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship. He has worked as a teacher , journalist, and educational consultant along with different books he has written such as “Hunger of Memory, Mexico’s Children and etc. (pg. 173)
After rising to Dean and Associate Provost of Graduate Study at Wayne State, Bharucha-Reid headed south in 1981 to become Professor of Mathematics at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Two years later, he became a distinguished mathematics professor at Atlanta University. Albert was also an advisor to at least 13 Ph.D. students.
In 1969, he earned his Ph.D... He earned his masters of science in mathematics from Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in 1967. While at the university, he lead an organization known to be the Black Uhuru Society. At the time, this society was the only functioning civil rights organization in the area. From 1969 to 1971, Williams served as a Research Associate in the Department of Mathematics at Pennsylvania State University. He was chosen to be Assistant Professor of Mathematics a year later. During the time, he struggled to overcome racism and to obtain tenure. Overtime, things got easier for him.
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“He was an amazing educator. He would talk to you as if you were on the same educational level," Groff said. "He had conversations that vested in your education. He would invite you to his office hours and would discuss things with you for an hour at a time. He always had time for you."
I observed a few ways of conducting lessons from him. The first was in their bell work. They answered the questions (about grammar and geography) and then they went over the answers as a class. The next instruction style was technology. A lot of their work was self-guided and on the computer, at least a third of it. The next was the
C.Intelligent- he was a good student in homeschooling. wasn't pressured to learn hard/many subjects. read many books. learned a lot about nature (animals and land).
His ability to solve complicated mathematical equations caught the eye of a professor at the university where Will
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Overall, Drew’s accomplishments in Pre Calculus can be attributed to his superior work ethic. He came to class prepared and with homework completed. Since he made
I am privileged to write this endorsement letter on behalf of my PhD student Dr. Hitesh Chopra working in this capacity for one and a half year. Being a primary supervisor, I know him very well from the beginning of this academic tenure. His motivation and perseverance to learn and pursue research of highest standard had persuaded me to write this letter.
He was able to help me gain and maintain a better understanding of the concept. I could have asked the teacher, but I'm honestly not the guy to ask questions, a habit that I probably should get out of. If I ever have a question about homework I would ask Rayhan first because he seems to know most of the
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