BA - Passion Part 2.mp4

Shujaa Imran has over 10 years of experience writing troubleshooting guides for iOS, macOS, and Windows. He loves to help people out with their tech problems, as well as introduce new efficient methods for improved productivity. Apart from his technology passion, he is currently a commercial pilot and flight instructor based in the UK. You can follow his flying journey on his YouTube channel (iTechno8), where he frequently posts aviation content. Shujaa also has a bachelor's degree in Biotechnology (completely unrelated to everything else!)

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Andrew R. Bottoms is a lecturer and director of the Deaf Studies Program at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. He was born and raised in a Deaf family from North Carolina, and American Sign Language (ASL) is his native language. Bottoms is driven by his passion and fervor toward teaching ASL and his values in the sharing of the language and culture embodied by ASL. His specialization lies in the sphere of ASL Literature. He graduated from Gallaudet University with two bachelor degrees, one in American Sign Language (ASL) and the other in Deaf Studies.

During his college days he developed a new adoration for the language of math through coding and mathematical research as a part of an organization called UC leads where he was a dedicated member. Through two summers, he was able to do two research projects, one at UC Berkeley and the other at the University of California, San Diego.

Angelique pursued a Bachelor of Music at SUNY Purchase Conservatory as a classical Mezzo-soprano. She then went on to study speech pathology and audiology. During her continued studies she taught music lessons on the side and this is where she discovered her passion for teaching.

As part of his Masters program at Washington University in St. Louis, he taught robotics to 8th graders in inner-city St. Louis. Albert says it was incredibly rewarding to watch students who only knew robots through TV to being able to program their own robots to travel autonomously through a maze.

After working as a systems engineer in aerospace and defense for about a decade, Albert shifted into the healthcare industry, where he helped build medication management programs and develop partnership strategies. He is grateful for his math and science education because it has been the foundation of problem solving -- both in the worlds of engineering and business.

Having grown up in the Hamptons of Long Island, a physicist is not the first profession that comes to mind. However, Jonathan had developed a passion for science and mathematics at an early age, seeing them as universal languages. He excelled in physics and knew early on that he would pursue it at university. He attended Stony Brook University for its rich and rigorous physics program, as well as minoring in Mathematics.

I graduated from San Francisco State in the Spring of 2020, with honors. There, I specialized in mathematics, while also taking several physics courses. In each semester, I would help other students solve problems and even grade problems for other courses. In the Winter Semester of 2020, I will begin the Master of Mathematics program at the University of Bonn in Germany. I am very interested in pure mathematics, and its applications to theoretical physics. In particular, I would like to investigate the differential topology of banach manifolds and symplectic geometry. After my masters degree, I plan on obtaining my PhD diploma, with the ultimate goal of being a researcher full-time.

My passion for mathematics began in high school - I discovered some olympiad style problems, and was fascinated by the simplicity of some solutions, and the sophistication of others. In my third year of college, I studied abroad in Moscow where I was reinspired to investigate math and physics and eventually obtain a PhD. When I studied abroad, I had the opportunity to assist an advanced group of high school students prepare for the Moscow math olympiad. As a teacher, I learned even more from these problems than I did as a student; I am excited to watch my students develop a confidence and fluency in mathematics.

I am a \"late bloomer\" of sorts when it comes to discovering my passion for mathematics. I became deeply interested in mathematics while in my sophomore year at San Francisco State University as a Finance major. It was then, through my own independent studies, that I began to realize just how mathematically sophisticated the language of modern finance really is. I changed my major to pure mathematics that semester in order to receive what I deemed proper training to ultimately complete a PhD in finance.

Krystal went on to graduate with a Master's in Curriculum Design and Instructional Strategies from Western Governors University. Curriculum design has always been a passion, especially with the work she did with the State Assessment Department to develop assessments for students all over the United States. Education did not stop there. Krystal graduated with a second Master's in Educational Leadership again from Western Governors University.

Her greatest honor was serving as an original member of the Ethnomathematics Institute which began as a grant funded week-long summer for students, transitioned into a year-long professional development program for K-university educators and eventually established the Ethnomathematics Graduate Certificate Program at UH Manoa, College of Education, the first program of its kind in the world. Although Ethnomathematics was an unknown field when she first encountered it, it has allowed her to connect the passions of her students with mathematics making it relevant.

Stacy is married to his beautiful (and extremely intelligent) wife Blannie and together they are blessed with two boys, Stacy III and Hank. Stacy enjoys the simple things in life like campfires and telling stories, hunting and fishing (especially with his nephews), horseback riding and strumming a guitar. Stacy is passionate about the arts as he has acted in a Motion Picture and is a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA).

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Jeff grew up exploring the forests, mountains, and coastlines of New England and graduated with a degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation from the University of Massachusetts. He began his outdoor career track working with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the National Park Service. Jeff moved to Jackson in 2015 to work with the Teton Science Schools and has worked as a field instructor and wildlife guide. During the summer season, Jeff works for the National Park Service, having worked at parks in Boston and Colorado, as well as both Grand Teton and Yellowstone. In his free time, Jeff enjoys fly-fishing, hiking, skiing, and wildlife photography.

Having worked on-air in television for twenty years, Lara understands production, promotion, product placement, marketing, and sales. Her ability to tell stories to Houston audiences of relevance makes viewers feel a true friend in her. Whether Lara is interviewing a former President of the United States, cooking with a local chef, or speaking to a room full of school-aged children, her passion comes across.

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