Anne Papakonstantinou

I am a native Houstonian and a product of the Houston Independent School District (HISD). I was a classroom teacher in HISD for 26 years. I am a 1969 graduate of Rice University (Mathematics and French) and earned my Master of Arts degree from Rice in 1971 (Mathematics). I have a Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Houston, 1992, in Mathematics Education. I am the Director of the Rice University School Mathematics Project and Clinical Assistant Professor of Mathematics in the Wiess School of Natural Sciences.

My family consists of myself, my husband Taki, my daughter Joanna, and our two pets: Aniishka (dog) and Blixa (cat). Joanna is a 1992 graduate of Rice University who is back at Rice working on her doctorate in Computational and Applied Mathematics. On most weekends you can find my husband, me, and our pets at our bay home in Galveston. I enjoy reading, long walks on the beach with my husband and my dog, and gardening.

Anne Papakonstantinou, Ed. D.
Director, Rice University School Mathematics Project
Clinical Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Wiess School of Natural Science

Rice University School Mathematics Project MS 172
6100 Main Street
Houston, Texas 77005
Phone: (713) 348-6076
Fax: (713) 348-5428
E-mail: apapa@rice.edu

Curriculum Vitae

Projects that I am involved with:

• Rice University School Mathematics Project
• Rice University Mathematics Leadership Institute
• Rice University Educational Outreach Council
• The Children's Museum of Houston
• The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
• The Math Forum
• The Charles A. Dana Center
• Institute for Advanced Study/Park City Mathematics Institute
  
  

Last updated February 2, 2006.