Dana Warmsley, Ph.D.

Dana Warmsley, Ph.D. has a diverse work experience that spans multiple roles and companies. They started their career as a Student at Hunter College, where they pursued a dual major in Mathematics, earning a B.A. and M.A. degree. Following their studies, they worked as an Adjunct Professor of Mathematics at York College for one academic year. They then transitioned to a role as an Instructor for the Success3 Program, where they focused on Math Skills Test Prep. Afterward, they worked as an Instructor for the Summer College Preview Program at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. They also served as an Instructor for the Engineering Summer Math Institute at Cornell University. During their time at Cornell, they also gained experience as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, teaching Matlab and Python. They were responsible for overseeing lab sections, grading, proctoring, and assisting in exam creation. Following their time at Cornell, they joined HRL Laboratories, LLC, where they worked as an Intern, a Postdoctoral Researcher, and currently as a Research Staff Member.

Dana Warmsley, Ph.D. has an extensive education history. Dana began their academic journey in 2004 at Hunter College, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics. During their time there, they also pursued a Bachelor's degree in African-American/Black Studies. Dana continued their studies at Hunter College from 2008 to 2010, earning a Master's degree in Applied Mathematics.

Dana's pursuit of knowledge did not end there. Dana went on to attend Cornell University from 2011 to 2017, where they obtained a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Applied Mathematics. Their dedication and focus in the field of Applied Mathematics earned their a prestigious doctoral degree from one of the top universities in the United States.

Dana Warmsley, Ph.D.'s education history is a testament to their commitment to learning and their passion for Applied Mathematics.