Thea Pignataro

Thea Pignataro is a Professor at The City College of New York (CCNY), part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system. She has been actively teaching undergraduate mathematics courses since at least 2009, including Calculus I-III, Advanced Calculus, and Methods of Differential Equations. Her academic background in mathematical physics informs her teaching and research focus areas.

• PhD in Mathematical Physics, Princeton University
• MA in Physics, Princeton University
• BS in Physics, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn/New York

Pignataro's research interests align with her educational background in mathematical physics. Her expertise spans core mathematical disciplines such as calculus and differential equations, with applications in theoretical physics and advanced mathematical modeling. These interests are reflected in her long-term teaching of foundational and advanced mathematics courses.

She has maintained consistent teaching contributions at CCNY for over 15 years, covering both day and evening course sections. The structure of her courses emphasizes online learning platforms like Blackboard and MyMathLab, suggesting an integration of technology in pedagogy. While specific research publications aren't listed here, her focus appears to bridge classical mathematics with modern applications in physical sciences.