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Cristobal was born in the Philippines and moved to the U.S. when he was nine years old. Since then, he's moved more than a dozen times, even living in places with snow like Michigan and Nebraska -- now he's back in sunny warm California! Cristobal's main academic interests are in computational/applied partial differential equations, mathematics education, and a little bit of data science, statistics, and machine learning. Outside of academia, he likes to cook and learn new recipes from different cultures, and he dabbles in YouTube content creation.

Come find and chat with me in the Mathematics, Statistics, and Data Science Department.

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Culture and Context: How Frames of Teaching and of Learning Mathematics Form and Change for Graduate Student Instructors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABSXsDMvD7g

Dissertation Defense

Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Statistics, and Data Science

On Tuesday April 8, I defended my dissertation research in front of my committee as well as a public audience. The presentation here captures just a sliver of the work I have done these past three years, developing and conducting mathematics education research.

I successfully defended and so I'm technically a PhD now 

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