Sarah Anderson

Sarah Anderson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of St. Thomas, part of the College of Arts and Sciences. She holds a primary appointment in Mathematics and teaches undergraduate courses in calculus and discrete mathematics. Her professional activities include curriculum development in STEM education and promoting interdisciplinary connections between mathematics and computer science.

Education background inferred from faculty role but not explicitly listed. Research interests are deduced from teaching focus areas including discrete mathematics foundations, calculus instruction methodologies, and algorithmic problem-solving strategies. No explicit mention of formal research grants or active projects in provided materials.

In Fall 2025, she is teaching MATH 114 Calculus II and dual sections of MATH 128 Intro to Discrete Math. Course content emphasizes applications of discrete structures to computer science, Boolean algebra, and algorithm analysis. Previous terms' teaching load not detailed in current text.

No awards or recognitions explicitly mentioned. Professional service includes participation in college initiatives like the CAS Experience program and research partnerships with community organizations.