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From: Matthew Daly Wilson <wils...@umd.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 20, 2026 at 4:02 PM
Subject: Fwd: Math Grad Students...
To: Stephanie Padgett <spad...@umd.edu>

Stephanie,

Happy Friday! I just received this message from a colleague of mine from my doctoral program; he is looking for math grad students who would be interested in teaching some online courses on advanced math topics. I figure that we might have some grad students who are interested, so I was hoping to circulate this information. I've pasted the relevant information below. Let me know if there's any other information that'd be useful or if there's anyone else I should reach out to with this.

Thanks!

Matt Wilson, PhD

Mathematics Education | UMD College of Education

Lecturer | Mathematics Department

University of Maryland, College Park

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wils...@umd.edu

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Please note: Due to the weekly observance of Shabbat, I am unable to respond to emails from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday.

We are looking for some folks that might be interested in teaching very-part-time for Prestans (probably on the level of 2-5 teaching hours a week, paid at $80+/hr depending on class size). I'm reaching out to you because we're seeing increased interest in Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Calculus-Based Statistics and some of our instructors are not comfortable teaching at that level (since we have a lot of high school teachers!), but I thought some MATH-affiliated grad students might be interested.

If you know anyone in the department who might be interested, please connect them with me at pm...@prestans.us.

I should add that our connections to potential teachers are really flexible: we offer up classes based on who we think might be interested, but there is no obligation to take the class if it doesn't match a teacher's schedule. These students in particular are highly motivated, eager to learn math, and we have lots of course materials for the courses -- just need instructors to be their guide.

Let me know!!

Regards,

Peter

Peter F. Moon

Postdoctoral Scholar, Notice Lab (Dr. Janet Walkoe, UMD)

Ph.D., Math Education | UMD College of Education

M.A.T., Secondary Mathematics | Loyola University Maryland

B.A., Psychology | University of Pennsylvania

pm...@umd.edu | https://terpconnect.umd.edu/~pmoon/