List of WeBWorK Consultants

Consultants and their role

Consultant conduct workshops which are designed to introduce faculty to WeBWorK. An Outreach Workshop will be an approximately two-hour session that will introduce people to WeBWorK and will provide them with sufficient information to get started. Outreach Workshops can be held at regional profession meetings (e.g., MAA, AMS, AMATYC, etc.), at educational institutions, or any other appropriate setting. See the List of WeBWorK Demonstration Workshops.

Consultants also help foster and develop the community of WeBWorK users. They often form the nucleus of a local user community among attendees to their own WeBWorK Demo Workshops. They serve as ambassadors for WeBWorK.

How to become a consultant

WeBWorK Consultants are individuals who have completed a WeBWorK Consultant Training Workshop (for example, see January 2011 Training session). These training workshops are part of the MAA program, supported by NSF grant DUE 0920341, to disseminate WeBWorK beyond its current usage base of over 300 colleges and universities.

Instructors who may be interested in becoming a WeBWorK Consultant are encouraged to contact Arnold Pizer <apizer@math.rochester.edu>.

List of Consultants

The table can be sorted to help find a consultant by name or by geographical location.

Current List of WeBWorK Consultants

Last Name	First Name	Email Address	Affiliation	City	State	Consultant Since
Aubrey	Jason	aubreyja@missouri.edu	University of Missouri	Columbia	Missouri	2010
Basyrov	Alexander	basyrova@uwstout.edu	University of Wisconsin Stout	Menomonie	Wisconsin	2010
Bayne	Richard	rbayne@howard.edu	Howard University	Washington	District of Columbia	2010
Catrina	Florin	catrinaf@stjohns.edu	St Johns University	Queens	New York	2010
Clark	Karen	kclark@tcnj.edu	The College of New Jersey	Ewing	New Jersey	2010
Cruz	Robin	RCruz@collegeofidaho.edu	The College of Idaho	Caldwell	Idaho	2010
Danielson	Lynda	ldanielson@collegeofidaho.edu	The College of Idaho	Caldwell	Idaho	2010
Grainger	Arthur	Arthur.Grainger@morgan.edu	Morgan State University	Baltimore	Maryland	2010
Hagedorn	Tom	hagedorn@tcnj.edu	The College of New Jersey	Ewing	New Jersey	2010
Heap	Aaron	heap@geneseo.edu	SUNY Genesso	Genesso	New York	2010
Magomo	Doug	doug.magomo@gmail.com	Northland College	Ashland	Wisconsin	2010
Martin	Michael	mmartin@jccc.edu	Johnson County Community College	Overland Park	Kansas	2010
Mendel	Marilou	mmendel@pima.edu	Pima Community College	Tucson	Arizona	2010
Pribble	Ethan	PribbleE@oldwestbury.edu	SUNY College at Old Westbury	Old Westbury	New York	2010
Rault	Patrick	rault@geneseo.edu	SUNY Genesso	Genesso	New York	2010
Rogness	Jonathan	rogness@math.umn.edu	University of Minnesota	Minneapolis	Minnesota	2010
Wangberg	Aaron	AWangberg@winona.edu	Winona State University	Winona	Minnesota	2010
Wootton	Aaron	wootton@up.edu	University of Portland	Portland	Oregon	2010
Agarwal	Mahesh	mkagarwa@umich.edu	University of Michigan	Dearborn	Michigan	2011
Bart	Anneke	barta@slu.edu	Saint Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	2011
Clay	Matt	mclay@allegheny.edu	Allegheny College	Meadville	Pennsylvania	2011
De La Rosa	David	ddelarosa@cimat.mx	Centro de Investigacion en Matematicas	Guanajuato	Mexico	2011
Farr	Bill	bfarr@wpi.edu	Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Worcester	Massachusetts	2011
Jara	Patricio	pjara@tnstate.edu	Tennessee State University	Nashville	Tennessee	2011
Lane	Dick	dick.lane@umontana.edu	The University of Montana	Missoula	Montana	2011
LaRose	Gavin	glarose@umich.edu	University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	Michigan	2011
May	Mike	maymk@slu.edu	Saint Louis University	St. Louis	Missouri	2011
Neuberger	John	john.neuberger@nau.edu	Northern Arizona University	Flagstaff	Arizona	2011
Selem	Nelly	nselem@cimat.mx	Centro de Investigacion en Matematicas	Guanajuato	Mexico	2011
Sieben	Nandor	nandor.Sieben@nau.edu	Northern Arizona University	Flagstaff	Arizona	2011
Yuster	Debbie	dyuster@sunymaritime.edu	SUNY Maritime College	Throggs Neck	New York	2011