Robert L. Berg

Robert L. Berg serves as a Teaching Professor in the Mathematics Department of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, where he has taught algebra and calculus courses since 2011. He currently holds office hours in Hibbard Humanities Hall 529 during Spring 2024 and coordinates Math 109 while previously managing Math 111 for six years. Berg also serves as an elected University Senator with a four-year term beginning in 2020.

His educational credentials include:

• M.S.T. in Mathematics Education from University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
• B.S. in Mathematics and Liberal Arts from University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (Fall 1991)
• A.A. from University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Berg's research and teaching focus centers on accessible mathematics pedagogy, particularly in College Algebra and Calculus sequences, informed by his lived experience as a dyslexic student who adapted his learning methods. This perspective drives his work in inclusive STEM education for students with intellectual disabilities.

His academic recognition:

• National Society of Collegiate Scholars Distinguished Honorary Member (2016)

As course coordinator and University Senator, Berg demonstrates significant administrative engagement in curriculum development and academic governance. The text indicates no formal student advising relationships or research grants, with his primary contributions centered on classroom instruction and institutional service.