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Mobashera Hallam is an instructor of Mathematics at Loyola Marymount University, who has taught classes in algebra, calculus, statistics and more. Her thesis explored Rooted Lower Subtractive Partial Orderings of Cyclic Galois Extensions. At LMU, she serves as an advisor to the Mathematics Club, actively organizing social and educational events for students.

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Mobashera Hallam

Loyola Marymount University

Biography

Education

Illinois State University

Blackburn College