Abdallah talafha

I've taught mathematics and statistics at Purdue University Global, South College, Quincy University, and Culver-Stockton College, delivering online and in-person courses from basic mathematics through calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and statistical data analysis using R.

At Quincy University, I served as a tenured Associate Professor of Mathematics and Title III Math Success Specialist, following my work as an Assistant Professor. I also chaired the Mathematics Department at Culver-Stockton College and have taught as an adjunct instructor at colleges and universities across the United States and Jordan.

My academic work includes a PhD dissertation on the modified stochastic sine-Gordon equation, with interests in stochastic analysis, differential equations, real analysis, measure theory, and probability theory. I also support graduate students as a master's thesis administrator and hold credentials in online teaching, virtual instruction, diversity and inclusion, and learner-centered course design.