Benjamin Daniels

Benjamin Daniels is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Rowan University’s College of Science & Mathematics. He joined the faculty in 2014 and has since taught numerous first- and second-year undergraduate mathematics and statistics courses. His teaching philosophy emphasizes active learning to engage students directly with course material.

Education:

• M.A. in Mathematics, Rowan University
• B.A. in Mathematics, Rowan University

Research & Teaching Interests: While no explicit research projects are listed, his courses—such as 'BASICS OF STATISTICAL COMP' and 'PROB/STAT INFERENC COMP SYSTS'—suggest a focus on statistical computing, probability, and practical applications of mathematics. He advocates for student-centered pedagogy, drawing from his own non-traditional academic journey to mentor learners effectively.

Professional Memberships:

• Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
• Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)

Advising & Grants: Though specific grants or advisee names are not mentioned, his teaching roles likely involve advising students through course instruction. He prioritizes student success, offering office hours by appointment via the Rowan Student Success Network (RSN) and personal scheduling.

Labs/Teams: No dedicated labs or research teams are explicitly referenced in the text. However, he may collaborate with the Statistical Consulting Group, listed under Rowan’s Mathematics resources, though direct affiliation is not confirmed.