My professional interests include using Internet activities and resources to enhance instruction, web-based distance education, calculus reform, career programs for women, and Pi Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honor society.

• Papers Published: In recent years I have published several papers with colleagues on a variety of aspects of distance learning, including opportunities and challenges for faculty development, design strategies for developing an online course, pedagogical issues and strategies for developing a successful distance learning course in general mathematics. Other recent publications include "Telecommunications: Career Mentoring for a New Age" and "Using the Internet in Mathematics Courses." Please see my list of publications for more details.
  
  
• Presentations: Over the last few years I have presented papers on distance learning, using the Internet in mathematics classes, and career mentoring programs for women at several conferences, including the 2001 Syllabus Conference, Smith Alumnae Mathematics Conference, Annual Alliance/American Council of Education Conference on Adult Learners and the Evolving University. For a list of my presentations since 1990, please use the link at the left.
  
  

• National Science Foundation Workshop Presenter: The National Science Foundation sponsored an online workshop on "Teaching Mathematics, Science, and Technology on the Internet: Strategies, Resources, and Guidance" based at Mercy College in June 1999. I presented the teaching mathematics online component of this workshop.