Awad Rasras Is A Mathematics Professor At Jefferson Community And Technical College

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Awad Rasras Is A Mathematics Professor At
Jefferson Community And Technical College
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Awad Rasras is a person with many skills and
follows an approach as a qualified and
knowledgeable individual. He is also an alumnus
of Birzeit University Palestine, and completed
his B.S. Mathematics degree from here. After
this, he enrolled at Texas Womans University for
MA in Mathematics. TWU is a co-educational
university, and it is the biggest university for
women in the US supported by the state. The
nursing doctoral program of Texas Womans
University is also world's largest university.
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It is a public university that provides nothing,
but the best when it comes to higher education.
The campuses of TWU are situated in Denton,
Dallas, and Houston. The university provides an
e-learning campus that gives students an
opportunity to attain innovative online degree
programs in education, business, and general
studies. The key objective of TWU is to offer
education to an assortment of students from
different communities make them successful in
their lives.
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Awad Rasras is a hard working and a committed
person who has special interest in mathematics.
After completing his course from Texas Womans
University, he enrolled in MA in Education at
University of Kansas. He is also an active member
of Kentucky Association of two year colleges.
Right now, he is serving as a Mathematics
Associate Professor at Jefferson community and
Technical College at Louisville, KY.
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Awad Rasras, a resident of Kentucky who is an
honorable member of Mathematical Association of
America. This organization have members who share
a common interest in the mathematical sciences.
The MAA is an independent not-for-profit
membership organization, and was established in
the nineteenth century. It plays a powerful role
in the twenty-first century.
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This organization offers mathematicians with the
best engaging problems, expository articles, and
articles that are devoted to teaching collegiate
mathematics. There are over 20,000 members that
include students, faculty, practitioners, and
math lovers. The members interact with each other
in sections at the Math Fest, and at the Joint
Mathematics Meetings. He joined this college in
1987 and has been working here since then. In his
free time, he likes reading, running, walking,
cycling and traveling.
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Thank You Awad Rasras