Renae Broussard

Renae Broussard serves as an Instructor of Mathematical Sciences in the Department of Mathematical Sciences within McNeese State University's College of Engineering and Sciences. She coordinates the Mathematical Association of America's AMC10 and AMC12 competitions, bridging secondary and postsecondary mathematics education.

Her academic preparation includes:

• EdD candidate in Curriculum and Instruction, University of Louisiana, Monroe
• Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences, McNeese State University
• Master of Arts in Teaching, Louisiana College
• Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies (Mathematics), Tarleton State University
• Associate of Science in Mathematics, Central Texas College

Broussard's research centers on mathematics pedagogy and the high school-to-college transition, examining how curriculum design impacts student success in foundational mathematics courses. Her work emphasizes practical instructional strategies that address common cognitive barriers during this critical academic phase.

As an active EdD candidate, she integrates doctoral research into classroom practice while coordinating national mathematics competitions. Her professional focus remains on improving mathematics education through evidence-based teaching methods and transition support systems for incoming college students.