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Mike Molinsky

Associate Professor of Mathematics

University of Maine at Farmington

Fall 2008 Classes:

MAT 103M - Mathematical Content for Elementary School Teachers I

MAT 120M - Introductory Statistics (2 sections)

 

 
 


 
 

Mike Molinsky joined the Mathematics and Computer Science Department in the fall semester of 2004.   He holds the somewhat rare and enigmatic degree of "Doctor of Arts" in Mathematics, which he acquired from Idaho State University in 1996.  A traditional Ph.D. provides mathematicians with the highly specialized education which is crucial to mathematical research. A D.A. degree, however,  is designed specifically to prepare college teachers, and requires learning a very broad range of mathematics over a large number of different subjects.  His professional interests include mathematics, education, philosophy, history, science, literature, poetry, art, music, theater, and holding loud, incoherent arguments with a giant invisible squirrel named Bernice.

If you feel a need to learn even more disturbing facts about Mike Molinsky, you could check out his Infrequently Asked Questions (IAQ) page.

 


Last updated: August 12, 2008
michael.molinsky@maine.edu