Josh Brummer
Associate Professor of Practice Mathematics University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Contact
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AVH 205
Lincoln NE 68588-0130 - Phone
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402-472-3731 On-campus 2-3731
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jbrummer@unl.edu
Teaching
Spring 2024: Math 106 - Calculus I, Math 893 - Math 893 - Teaching and Learning Mathematics at the Post-Secondary Level
Fall 2023: Math 106 - Calculus I, Math 893 - Math 893 - Teaching and Learning Mathematics at the Post-Secondary Level
Courses taught in previous semesters include:
- Math 102 - Trigonometry
- Math 103 - College Algebra & Trigonometry
- Math 107 - Calculus II
- Math 309 - Introduction to Mathematical Proofs
Research
Below are some of my publications (peer-reviewed):
- Collaborating on Inquiry-Based Mathematics Education Curricula with Graduate Student Instructors to Establish an Equitable and Sustainable Community of Practice. joint with Sean Yee and Nathan Wakefield. PRIMUS (2023).
- Weighted Fractional Leibniz-Type Rules for Bilinear Multiplier Operators. Joint with Virginia Naibo. Potential Anal. 51. 71–99 (2019).
- Bilinear operators with homogeneous symbols, smooth molecules, and Kato-Ponce inequalities. Joint with Virginia Naibo. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society. 146 (1) (2017).
Grants
- A. Donsig (PI), With Co-PIs D. Broeckner, C. Brassil, J. Brummer, N. Infante, W. Smith, K. Uhing, Awarded 05/2023-08/2024, Nebraska University Partnership for Undergraduate Mathematics Placement (NU-PUMP), Fred J. Kelly Fund for Research on Teaching, $99,777.
- J. Brummer (PI), With Co-PIs R. Funk, K. Linde, A. Samal, N. Wakefield, Awarded 05/2020-05/2021, Developing a Cross-Disciplinary Learning Assistant Support Program, UNL Internal Grant, $50,000
Awards
In Spring 2023, Dr. Brummer received a College of Arts and Sciences' Distinguished Teaching Award.
Education
Dr. Josh Brummer received his Ph.D. in math (studying Fourier analysis and bilinear pseudodifferential operators) from Kansas State University in 2018 under the supervision of Dr. Virginia Naibo.