Paul Oser

Paul Oser is a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at Oxford College, Emory University, specializing in mathematical pedagogy and computational proof design. He joined Oxford College in 2006 after teaching at Georgia Institute of Technology and Clayton State University.

His research focuses on computer program design for mathematical proof construction, intersecting with cryptography and number theory. Oser teaches diverse courses including calculus, statistics, number theory, and computer science, while maintaining Oxford College's math and computer science website.

• Georgia Governor's Honors Program instructor since 1993 (topology, cryptography, linear algebra)
• Georgia state coach for American Regions Mathematics League since 2016
• Faculty mentor for Oxford Math Club
• Director of Information Technology for Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics (6 years)

Oser organizes Oxford College's participation in major competitions including the William Lowell Putnam and Virginia Tech Regional mathematics competitions. His educational outreach extends to high-achieving high school students through the Georgia Governor's Honors Program.

• 2015 Mizell Award for Superior Performance in Furthering the Education of Students
• 2010 Mizell Award for Superior Performance in Furthering the Education of Students

As a dedicated educator, Oser serves as primary contact for Putnam Competition registration and develops online resources for undergraduate mathematics and computer science through Oxford College's digital platform. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with practical computational applications.