Anna Zarkh

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Letter from the Editor, Winter 2026

  • by Jennifer Schultens, Faculty Newsletter Editor

Gentle reader, you are reading the second issue of our new quarterly newsletter!  As you may have noticed, the format of our newsletter has changed.  We have retired our annual printed newsletter and hope you are enjoying our new digital quarterly newsletter.  We encourage you to comment and make suggestions, especially since we are still working on the format of the digital newsletter and eager to improve.

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Joining Us: Anna Zarkh

Anna Zarkh received her Mathematics Education Ph.D. in May 2024 from the University of California, Berkeley. She holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in Mathematics from Bar Ilan University in Israel. Anna’s research focuses on university mathematics education, specializing in socio-cultural theories, discourse analysis, and micro-ethnographic methods. She is interested in the historical development and effects of communication practices in contemporary academic mathematics.

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