Alice Lubbe, Ph.D.


Professor of Instruction
Department of Mathematics
College of Science

Service Learning Course(s):

• Elementary Statistical Analysis (MATH 1308)

“You’re really wanting to impart something to the community. It’s not just about you learning, it’s about sharing something."

Alice Lubbe, Professor of Instruction for the Department of Mathematics, has been involved in service learning at UTA since 2018, when she was a Faculty Fellow. Professor Lubbe and her colleagues in the Math Department have worked with over 20 community partners, including Alliance for Children, the City of Arlington, and River Legacy. She hopes to sustain partnerships for students taking elementary statistics each year and is open to collaborating with other departments to enrich students' college experience and expertise.

Professor Lubbe advises first-time service learning faculty to be open to taking risks and occasional failure. Service learning is a growing experience. She feels that by surrounding yourself with experienced and like-minded colleagues, you will be better able to facilitate your journey to success.


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