Sandee Chandler

Sandee Chandler is a Lecturer of Mathematics at Kennesaw State University, with a career spanning multiple institutions including Tidewater Community College (TCC), Georgia State University (GSU), and Clayton State College. Her academic focus lies in Mathematics and Statistics, complemented by a Ph.D. in Instructional Technology (in progress). She has taught courses ranging from Algebra to Advanced Calculus and is a member of prestigious organizations like the American Statistical Association and Mathematical Association of America.

• Education: High School - Old National Christian Academy; Associate in Arts - Clayton State College; B.S. in Mathematics (minor in Physics) - Georgia State University; M.S. in Mathematics (Statistics concentration) - Georgia State University; Ph.D. in Instructional Technology (candidate) - Georgia State University.

Her research interests include statistical analysis, mathematical modeling, and educational technology. She emphasizes collaborative learning and technology integration in her teaching methodology.

Notable awards include the Dean's Award for Academic Excellence (TCC, 2002), Who's Who Among America's Teachers (2005-2006), and multiple poetry awards from World of Poetry. She has served as an Adjunct Faculty Member at TCC for over a decade.

• Memberships: American Statistical Association, Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Association for Women in Mathematics, Georgia State University Alumni Association (Lifetime Member), Mathematical Association of America, Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, United States Distance Learning Association.