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Campus Closed on February 12

Due to the forecasted inclement weather, the Clarke University campus will be closed on Wednesday, February 12. All classes and events are canceled.

Faculty and staff are excused from work, however, essential employees should report to campus unless otherwise advised by their supervisor.   

Hours of Operation 
The Dining Hall will operate for lunch and dinner during normal hours.

Café 1843 will be closed. 

The library will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.  

The Kehl Center will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Practices are canceled except for teams with competition the next day. 

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Portrait of Amanda Matson

Amanda Matson, Ph.D.

Professor of Mathematics,
Chair, Department of Science and Mathematics

Educational Background

Ph.D. in Mathematics from North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, 2008

B.A. in Mathematics from Concordia College, Moorhead, MN, 2000

Teaching Philosophy

In a nutshell, I wish to empower students through teaching. After taking a class from me, you should be able to ask refined and well-articulated questions and know that you can have fun while doing mathematics. I am continually exploring different methods by which I can make the material stay with students longer. If you play along with what I am asking you to do, you will benefit.

Clarke is a welcoming community. When I started at Clarke, Clarke became part of my extended family. Students should know that I am there to help empower them.

Amanda Matson

Profile

Amanda began teaching in classrooms in the summer of 2004. She has taught at North Dakota State University, University of Minnesota-Morris, and at Clarke. Outside of the classroom, Amanda regularly attends conferences (regional or national) and stays active in the mathematical community.