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Zero-Cost Heroes: Ophelia Adams
To celebrate Open Education Week, the River Campus Libraries are highlighting Zero-Cost Heroes, chosen because they have created, modified, adapted, or adopted course materials that are free to use at URochester and worldwide.
When the standard textbook for MATH 280 fell short, Ophelia Adams, a visiting assistant professor of mathematics, turned frustration into innovation, partnering with students to create an open, interactive alternative built around real code and a better flow of course content. Discover how her homegrown open educational resource replaced a commercial text, strengthened student learning, and sparked a broader commitment to accessible scholarship.
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Feature Story
Eric T. Lincke ’54, ’57M (MD) establishes the John F. Randolph Professorship in Mathematics
Gift honors alumnus’s mentor, helps recruit new chair, and secures lasting support for the department.
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BA/MS
Students interested in teaching can get their BA in math and BS in education in just five years through the 4+1 program, offered jointly with the Warner School.
The WeBWorK Project
WeBWorK is an open-source online homework system for STEM courses. Serving students since 1996, WeBWorK is supported by the MAA and the NSF and comes with a Open Problem Library (OPL) of over 35,000 homework problems.
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