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Dr. Raymond Dewitt
- Position:Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education
- Educational background:
B.S. Mathematics —- Montana State University, Bozeman, MT
M.S. Mathematics – Montana State University, Bozeman, MT.
Ed.D Curriculum and Instruction (Math Education) – University of Wyoming - Research interests: Task-specific self-efficacy and mathematics achievement, Peer-assisted learning and Supplemental Instruction in gateway mathematics courses, Holistic assessment and equitable placement practices in STEM education, Affective factors influencing student persistence in mathematics, Teacher preparation and pedagogical strategies in mathematics education, Data-informed interventions for improving student success and retention.
Dr. Ray DeWitt, directs the MAPSS tutoring center, coordinates Supplemental Instruction of MAT 117 and MAT 130, and oversees the undergraduate mathematics program. His research focuses on mathematics placement reform, student self-efficacy, and strategies to improve success in gateway mathematics courses. A recipient of a Hampton University Research Fund grant, Dr. DeWitt is dedicated to supporting student achievement, faculty collaboration, and equity in mathematics education. He serves as a reviewer for the National Science Foundation and The Mathematics Educator and actively presents at state and national conferences.
