Welcome!
My name is Amy Graham Goodman. As a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at Baylor University, I have devoted over 25 years to fostering rigorous, reflective, and student-centered learning environments. My work integrates pedagogical theory, instructional technology, and strategic leadership to support student success and institutional collaboration. I design and teach innovative courses, lead university-wide initiatives in emerging technologies, and conduct research that informs both practice and policy. My commitment extends beyond the classroom to meaningful service within the university and my professional community, where I continue to mentor, lead, and contribute with purpose.
Specifically, I have experience:
• Designing & developing new undergraduate and graduate courses,
• Teaching online, flipped, and hybrid courses,
• Conducting research on student success, learning analytics, and technology-enhanced instruction,
• Authoring Open Educational Resources (OERs),
• Chairing and serving on university committees,
• Coordinating coursework with other departments, and
• Mentoring new faculty and graduate students.
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This combination of skills has led me to think critically about how students engage content in any STEM course, how faculty can support that learning, and how universities can help both students and faculty evolve with the changing needs of the future. Working together, we can thoughtfully craft educational experiences that students (and faculty) will find memorable, impactful, and meaningful.