Oksana Shatalov

Oksana Shatalov is an Instructional Professor and Associate Head for APT Faculty Affairs in the Department of Mathematics at Texas A&M University. She holds a PhD and has been affiliated with the College of Arts & Sciences since her appointment. Her primary role involves teaching foundational mathematics courses and overseeing faculty affairs.

Shatalov's research interests focus on mathematical problem-solving pedagogy, calculus education, and the application of geometric concepts in analysis. She has contributed to projects on cubature formulas and isometric embeddings, reflecting her expertise in advanced mathematical structures.

Her teaching spans undergraduate courses such as Foundations of Mathematics, Calculus, and specialized graduate problem-solving seminars (e.g., MATH 645/646). She coordinates the Distance Masters Program and oversees academic initiatives like the SMaRT Camp for high school students.

Shatalov actively participates in academic governance, advising on faculty development and curriculum design. Her work emphasizes bridging theoretical mathematics with effective educational practices, supported by her extensive publications in analysis and geometry.