Katherine C. Heller

Department of Mathematics
University of Virginia
Kerchof Hall
P.O. Box 400137
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4137

Office: Math Annex 4
Phone: 434-982-2786

Email: kheller@virginia.edu

Curriculum Vitae: CV.pdf
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Office Hours (Summer & Fall 2009):
Since I'm not teaching during Fall 2009, I don't have any set office hours currently. Feel free to contact me if you'd like to meet for any reason.

Currently Teaching :
I'll teach my next course during Spring 2010.

Previous Courses:
Math 132-Calculus II (Spring 2009)
Math 132-Calculus II (Fall 2008)
Math 122-Applied Calculus II (Spring 2008)
Math 131-Calculus I (Fall 2007)
Math 122-Applied Calculus II (Spring 2007)
Math 121-Applied Calculs I (Fall 2006)
Math 121-Applied Calculus I (Spring 2006)
Math 121-Applied Calculus I (Fall 2005)

Research Interests:
My research interests lie in the area of function-theoretic operator theory. Specifically, I study composition operators on spaces of analytic functions.

Personal Information:
I am a graduate student at the University of Virginia working under the direction of Professor Barbara MacCluer. I am originally from South Carolina and received my undergraduate degree from the University of South Carolina.

I am passionate about teaching and was honored to win a 2008-2009 All-University GTA Award as all as the 2008-2009 Mathematics Department GTA Award. Previously, I was a finalist for the 2007-2008 Mathematics Department GTA Award as well as a finalist for the 2005-2006 Seven Society Fellowship for Superb Teaching. Recently, I was featured in the article High Anxiety for A&S Online Magazine.

Other activities I have been involved with include the Girls and Mathematics Summer Program at the University of Virginia (2008 Brochure; 2007 Brochure; 2006 Brochure) and the Sonja Kovalevsky Mathematics Day (2009; 2008; 2007). During Summer 2009, I was assistant director for Girls and Mathematics and Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, MA (2009 Brochure). During Fall 2008-Spring 2009, I was a Graduate Student Associate for the Teaching Resource Center at UVa.