Please note: Course numbers may differ from those listed below.
West Valley College is updating its course numbers as part of a statewide system called the Common Course Numbering (CCN) System. Implementation of the new numbering system began in Fall 2025.
For the most current course information, please visit:
- West Valley College - Common Course Numbering
- West Valley and Mission College - Common Course Numbering
Courses – Spring 2024
Math 3A: Calculus I
Math 3B: Calculus II
Math 2: Pre-Caclulus Algebra and Trigonometry
Math 10: Elementary Statistics
Previous Semesters
Math 902: Arithmetic
Math 902P: PreAlgebra
Math 903: Beginning Algebra
Math 106: Intermediate Algebra
Math 106S: Intermediate Algebra for Non-Science Majors
Math 105: Pre-Statistics
Math 8: Finite Math
Math 10: Elementary Statistics
Math 10/10C: Elementary Statistics with Support
Math 2: Pre-Calculus with Trig
Math 3A: Calculus I
Math 3B: Calculus II
Math 4A: Calculus III
Math 4C: Linear Algebra
Student Office Hours - Spring 2024
- Monday: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Method: Online
Please see Canvas for Zoom link. - Tuesday: 1:30 PM – 2:00 PM
Method: In Person
Location: SM 3A - Wednesday: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Method: Online
Please see Canvas for Zoom link. - Thursday: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Method: Online
Please see Canvas for Zoom link.
Academic Service
Co-Advisor for AGS
Academic Senate - Math Senator
Previous Academic Service
Professional Development Committee
FYE Task Force
Department Chair 2014-2015
EOPS Pal Academy
Co-Advisor for Supporters of Life
Education
AA Math, West Valley College
AS Physics, West Valley College
WVC Valedictorian
BA Math, San Jose State University
Most Outstanding Grad. Senior
MS Math, San Jose State University
Non-Academic Interests
Church: worship team, children., etc.
Animals: dogs, cats, horses, etc.
Reading: romance / mystery novels...
Music: Christian rock, 80's, etc.
Dancing: Ballroom and Flamenco
Teaching Experience
I worked in the tutorial center while I was a student at West Valley College, and I loved helping my peers understand math. When I transferred to SJSU, I continued tutoring privately and, when I was a grad student, I began teaching SJSU classes (some of the classes had over 100 students in them!).
Upon receiving my masters degree, I taught part-time at both San Jose State University and Foothill Community College until I was hired as a full time faculty at West Valley College in 2010. This is my dream come true job!