Alberto Corso, instructor (sections 001-006 & 011).
Alberto is an associate professor of Mathematics and he is the director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Mathematics since 2016. He received his Ph.D. from Rutgers University in the area of Commutative Algebra and held postdoctoral positions at Purdue University and Michigan State University before moving to UK in 2001. He also held visiting positions at MSRI (Berkeley) and the University of Notre Dame. At the teaching level, in recent years he has been involved in redesigning College Algebra, MA109, and Elementary Calculus and Its Applications, MA123, as well as in developing a Calculus sequence for the Life Sciences, MA137 and MA138. Outside of Mathematics he is kept quite busy by Lina & Nellie, his adorable labra- and goldendoodle.
For more information visit his personal webpage or read his K-Book interview.
Office: POT 701
Office hours: MF 11:00-11:50 am (in POT 701), W 1:00-1:50 pm (on Zoom) and by appointment
E-Mail: alberto.corso@uky.edu

MD Masud Rana, instructor (sections 007-010).
Masud is a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Department of Mathematics since 2021. He received his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Texas Tech University. His research is focused on a wide range of areas in applied mathematics including numerical analysis, mathematical/computational biology, machine learning, and drug design. For more information visit his personal webpage.
Office: POT 707
Office hours: MWF 2:00-3:00 pm (in POT 707) and by appointment
E-Mail: masud.rana@uky.edu

Casey Burton Hill, teaching assistant (sections 001 and 002).
Casey is a fourth-year graduate student pursuing a PhD in mathematics. He earned a BA in mathematics from Skidmore College in 2017 and an MA in mathematics from Indiana University in 2019. Outside of classes, he enjoys playing video games and watching baseball, football, and soccer.
Office: POT 802
E-Mail: casey.hill@uky.edu
Office hours: M 11 am - 12 pm (Mathskeller), WF 11 am - 12 pm (POT 802), and by appointment

Millie Deaton Rose, teaching assistant (sections 003 and 004).
Millie is currently a third-year graduate student pursuing his PhD in mathematics. She received an undergraduate degree in mathematics with minors in physics and economics at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. Her research interests are primarily in topology and algebra. In his free time, Millie likes to build electronics and listen to jazz.
Office: POT 806
E-Mail: millie.rose@uky.edu
Office hours: T 12:30-1:30 pm, W 3:00-4:00 pm (POT 806), R 9:00-9:50 am (Mathskeller), and by appointment

James Ford McElroy, teaching assistant (sections 005 and 006).
Ford is currently a third-year graduate student pursuing his PhD in mathematics at UK. He received his BS in Mathematics at Cedarville University in Cedarville, OH. While at Cedarville, Ford was on the track and cross country teams and still loves to run recreationally.
Office: POT 802
E-Mail: jfmcelroy@uky.edu
Office hours: TR 1-1:50 pm (POT 802), W 10-10:50 am (Mathskeller), and by appointment

Kathryn Mae Hechtel, teaching assistant (sections 007 and 008).
Kathryn is currently a fourth-year graduate student pursuing her PhD in mathematics at UK. She received her BS in mathematics from George Washington University in Washington, DC in 2019. Outside of mathematics, Kathryn enjoys rock climbing and martial arts.
Office: POT 722
E-Mail: kathryn.hechtel@uky.edu
Office hours: T 10-11 am and W 9-10 am (POT 722), W 10-11 am (Mathskeller), and by appointment

Samir Donmazov, teaching assistant (sections 009 and 010).
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Office: POT 906
E-Mail: sdo244@uky.edu
Office hours: T 10 am - 12 pm (POT 906), T 12-1 pm (Mathskeller) and by appointment

Jack B. Schmidt, teaching assistant (section 011).
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Office: POT 761
E-Mail: jack.schmidt@uky.edu
Office hours: TBA and by appointment