Mariana Levin

Mariana Levin is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Western Michigan University, specializing in mathematics education research. Her work investigates mathematical cognition and learning processes across K-16 contexts.

Education includes a PhD in Science and Mathematics Education from UC Berkeley, with postdoctoral work at Michigan State University and the University of Bologna. Research focuses on conceptual change, algebraic thinking, and disciplinary engagement.

Publications examine knowledge construction processes, with recent work on algebraic reasoning (2022) and undergraduate proof comprehension (2018). Collaborative projects include NSF-funded research on STEM majors' agency development in mathematics.

Teaching covers mathematics education, problem-solving, and teacher preparation. She mentors graduate students in mathematics education research.