Western Michigan Teaching Assistant

Mohammad Shatnawi

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Education

PhD in Mathematics, Western Michigan University – Kalamazoo, MI (Dec 2020)

MA in Mathematics, Central Michigan University – Mt. Pleasant, MI (Dec 2012)

BSc in Mathematics, Al al-Bayt University – Mafraq, Jordan (May 2003)

PhD Dissertation

Title: On The Local Theory Of Profinite Groups

Advisor: Dr. Clifton E. Ealy Jr.

Extended the transfer homomorphism to profinite groups, including examples involving pro-2 groups and profinite Hamiltonian groups. Generalized key results such as Burnside’s p-complement theorem and introduced Sylow intersections in profinite groups.

Professional Experience

Graduate Teaching Assistant – Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI (2013–2020)

- Taught Finite Math, Algebra I & II, and Differential Equations & Linear Algebra to undergraduate students.

- Responsible for developing course materials, lectures, grading, and exams.

Graduate Teaching Assistant – Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI (2009–2012)

- Taught Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Trigonometry, and Business Calculus.

- Developed and delivered full course content and assessments.

Research

Research Assistant – Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI

Collaborated on tumor growth biology and thermodynamics with Dr. Xiaoming Zheng. Simulated pathological responses of glycolytic cancer cell phenotypes under anti-angiogenesis therapy.

Tutoring

Tutored undergraduate and graduate students in mathematics at Western Michigan University and Central Michigan University.

Seminars and Talks

- Zassenhaus Groups and Friends Conference (2020): Transfer Homomorphism for Profinite Groups

- Analysis, Graph Theory, and Algebra Seminars: Topics included neuroscience papers, block design, Hussain graphs, transfer homomorphism, fusion systems, and Solomon exotic systems.

Publications

AlAli, M. I. M., Shatnawi, M., Al-Hasanat, B., Sarayreh, I., Neumann, A., & Kasassbeh, M. (2009). On B-injectors of symmetric groups Sn and alternating groups An: A new approach. Colloquium Mathematicum, 115(2), 247–258.

Research Interests

Profinite Groups, Fusion Systems, and Biomathematics.

Computer Skills

- Advanced: LaTeX, MATLAB, SAS, R, Mathematica

- Intermediate: Linux, Microsoft Windows

- Basic: Word, PowerPoint, Excel

Languages

- Arabic: Native

- English: Fluent

- Spanish, Hebrew, Turkish, French: Basic knowledge

References

Available upon request

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