Daniel Dugger

Promoting sustainability and innovation in mathematical education, Daniel Dugger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oregon. With a passion for teaching, Dugger has made significant contributions to the academic community, particularly through his work with the "Business Calculus" course (MATH 242), which he teaches to a large and diverse group of students. His dedication to education is evident in his commitment to mentoring students, having served as the head of the undergraduate program for several years. Dugger's colleagues and students alike praise his exceptional care for student success. He is known for his availability during office hours, where he provides personalized guidance and support to those in need. His teaching methods are highly regarded, utilizing clear instructional videos and effective chalkboard techniques that enhance the learning experience for his students. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to teaching, Daniel Dugger was honored with the prestigious Thomas F. Herman Award for Excellence in Pedagogy in 2015. This accolade reflects his dedication to fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment, as well as his ability to inspire students to achieve their full potential. Beyond his teaching responsibilities, Dugger is actively involved in the academic community, contributing to the development of innovative teaching strategies and curriculum improvements. His commitment to education extends beyond the classroom, as he continually seeks ways to enhance the educational experience for all students at the University of Oregon. While his research interests remain undisclosed, Dugger's impact on the field of mathematics education is undeniable. His work continues to shape the future of mathematics teaching, promoting a culture of excellence and innovation within the department and beyond.