Vita. Dr. S. Jackie Vogel. Associate Professor Department of Mathematics Austin Peay State University. Education:

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1 Vita Dr. S. Jackie Vogel Associate Professor Department of Mathematics Austin Peay State University Education: EdD UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Knoxville, TN M.S UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Knoxville, TN M.S UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Knoxville, TN B.A CARSON NEWMAN COLLEGE Jefferson City, TN Employment: 2004-Present Associate Professor, Austin Peay State University Temporary Instructor, Nashville State Community College Associate Professor, Pellissippi State Technical Community College Walters State Community College Robertsville Junior High School, Oak Ridge TN Arizona Western College Memberships: Middle Tennessee Mathematics Teachers (President-Elect), 2003-present. National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2003-present. Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association (State Membership Chair), present. Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges (University Faculty Representative), 2002-present. Pi Mu Epsilon, 2004-present. Mathematical Association of America, 2005-present. Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators, 2004-present. Online Courses Developed: MATH 0850: Intermediate Algebra for Pellissippi State Technical Community College MATH 1230: Finite Mathematics for Pellissippi State Technical Community College

2 Online Courses Developed (continued): EDUC 2050: Introduction to Education for the Regents Online Degree Program MATH 1630: Finite Mathematics for the Regents Online Degree Program MATH 1530: Elements of Statistics for Austin Peay State University MATH 5200: Mathematics Content and Pedagogy for Middle School for Austin Peay State University Grants and Awards: Nominated for the Socrates Award, 2006 National Computational Science Institute Mini-grant awarded. Exploring Interactivate Activities, 2004 Co-investigator for an Instructional Development Grant to improve the teaching of Mathematics for Elementary Education courses at Pellissippi State Technical Community College, Edge Files Best Practices State Award for Developing the Middle School Egg Launch Contest: Flying Eggstravaganza, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, 1999 Service: College of Education s NCATE Graduate Review Committee, College of Education s 4-8 Licensure Committee, Coordinator of Faculty-Student Pi Day, Chair of the Faculty Subcommittee of Program Review, Organized and co-hosted a statewide MATH 1410/1420 Conference, Clarksville, Tennessee, July 22, 2005 Served as a Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE) Grant Reviewer, Knoxville, Tennessee, 2002 PBS Telethon Volunteer, Knoxville, Tennessee, Reviews: Mathematics Teaching in Middle School article submission "See a Different Mathematics," 2006 Mathematics Teaching in Middle School article submission Shake Your Groove Thing, 2006 Table of Contents and Chapters 1-7 of Introductory Statistics 7e by Weiss for Addison Wesley, 2005 Mathematics Teaching in Middle School article submission Mathematics Trails: An Exploratory Adventure for Pupils to Connect the Mathematics They Learn in Their Classroom with the Environment Around Them, 2005 Mathematics Teaching in Middle School article submission Algebra of the Arches: Arches National Park, 2005 Publications:

3 Vogel, J. (2006). Dollar$ or Cent$?. Practical Uses of Math and Science. Available at Wilson, A., Witherspoon, M., & Vogel, J. (2006). Abstracts of Papers Presented at MathFest 2006: Can Your Students Speak Fractions? The Mathematical Association of America. Vogel, J. (2006). Pi Day Celebrations: Yummy in the Tummy Math, Bulletin of the Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association, 49(1), 12. Presentations: Can Your Students Speak Fractions? with Andy Wilson (Lead Speaker), MathFest, August 10, 2006, Knoxville, TN. Pre-service Teachers Misunderstanding of Division by Zero, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics National Conference, April 27, 2006, St. Louis, Missouri. Welcome to Planet Cartoon, with Mary Lou Witherspoon, Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges Conference, April 22, 2006, Nashville, Pre-service Teachers Misunderstanding of Division by Zero, Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges Conference, April 22, 2006, Nashville, Roundtable Discussion: Mathematics for Elementary Education, Panel Leader, Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges Conference, April 21, 2006, Nashville, Data Analysis and Probability: Hand-on Middle School Activities, Two sessions assisted by six APSU student pre-service teachers, Middle Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association Conference, January 28, 2006, Hendersonville, Exploring NCTM Navigations Series, Invited Speaker for the Waverly High School In-Service Workshop, December 8, 2005, Waverly, Hands-On Activities for Mathematics for Elementary Education Courses, Nashville State Technical Community College In-service Workshop, October 26, 2005, Nashville, Teaching Mathematics Online: Lessons Learned, NCTM Southern Regional Conference in Birmingham, Alabama, October 20, Mental Math Skills Workout, with Jamie Romines, Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association, September 23-24, 2005, Nashville, A Grab Bag of Middle School Manipulative Activities, organized and moderated a session presented by APSU student pre-service teachers Kimberly Ragin, Candyce Brooks, Steven Roberts, and Brandy White, Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association, September 23-24, 2004, Nashville, Does Gender Affect Course Success in Online Mathematics Courses?, APSU Faculty Research Forum, September 15, 2005, Clarksville,

4 CourseCompass/MyMathLab Workshop with Loretta Griffy, August 26, 2005, Clarksville, Mathematics Methods Courses: What to Expect When Your Students Transfer to Four-Year Universities, Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges Conference, April 22, 2005, Knoxville, Fraction Families: Looking for Patterns in Fractions, with Jamie Romines, Teachers Teaching with Technology and Middle Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Conference, February 25, 2005, Nashville, NCTM Navigations Series for Your Middle School Mathematics Class, Teachers Teaching with Technology and Middle Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Conference, Nashville, February 26, 2005.

5 Presentations (continued): So you have downloaded apps, what now? with Sondra Roddy, Teachers Teaching with Technology and Middle Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association, Nashville, Tennessee, February 21-22, 2004, and Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges, Memphis, Tennessee, April 16-17, Teaching Mathematics Using Shodor Applications, with Sondra Roddy, Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association, Chattanooga, Tennessee, September 24-25, Developing Your Online Course, Tennessee Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges, Harriman, Tennessee, April 19-20, Presented an M.C. Escher Workshop at Karns Primary School, Knoxville, Tennessee, December 20, Getting Your Math Course on the Web, Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association, April 29, Teaching Math on the Web, Tech Prep Conference, November 15-17, Calculator Games Demo, Invited presenter for the Knox County 8th Grade Career Fair, February 1, Teaching Math Online, Invited speaker for East Tennessee Consortium for Higher Education, April 14, How to succeed in math seminar for incoming freshman, Pellissippi State Technical Community College, Knoxville, Tennessee, January 15, Online Courses, East Tennessee Consortium for Higher Education technology presentation, University of Tennessee Knoxville, April 9, Online Instruction, Invited speaker for East Tennessee Consortium for Higher Education, October 1, Presented a Math Success Seminar at Pellissippi State Technical Community College, Knoxville, TN, Fall Conducted a workshop for secondary mathematics and science teachers at the Heritage High School Planetarium, Heritage, TN, Presented a TI-92 demonstration at the Smokey Mountain Mathematics Education Association workshop, Exploring Probability and Statistics, Mathematics Association of America Regional Conference, Huntsville, AL, Introduction to the TI 92, Barrett Lecture Series, University of Tennessee Knoxville, Spring 1993.