Annette Gourgey

Adj Asst Professor

Zicklin School of Business

Department: Paul Chook Dept InfoSys & Stat

Areas of expertise:

Email Address: annette.gourgey@baruch.cuny.edu

Education

Ph.D., Educational Psychology, New York University

M.A., Educational Psychology, New York University

B.A., Psychology, Hunter College

Journal Articles

(2009). Addressing students’ misconceptions about probability in an introductory college statistics course: The instructors’ perspectives. Abstracts of the American Mathematical Society, 29(151). 317.

Gourgey, A. (2007). Critical Reading in the Statistics Classroom. BMCC Inquirer, 14. 14-27.

Gourgey, A. (2000). A classroom simulation based on political polling to help students understand sampling distributions. Journal of Statistics Education (online), 8(3).

Presentations

Gourgey, A. (2012, February 24). Using Tactile Graphics to Teach College Algebra and Statistics. Introduction to Tactile Graphics Usage and Production Conference. : John Jay College of the City University of New York.

Gourgey, A. (2009, December 31). ). Instructors’ Perspectives on Students’ Mistaken Beliefs about Probability in an Elementary College Statistics Course. Empowering Adults Through Mathematics Education. Proceedings Of The 15th International Conference Of Adults Learning Mathematics, a Research Forum.

Other Scholarly Works

Gourgey, A. (2000). Four Lessons on Statistics in Political Polling, 2000 Presidential Election.

Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
Faculty Development Research AwardBorough of Manhattan Community College2007
• Presidential Excellence Award for Distinguished TeachingBaruch College2007
Research AwardAmerican Association for Theatre for Youth 1986

Professional

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
American Educational Research AssociationPresent
American Mathematical Association of Two-Year CollegesPresent
American Statistical Association Present
College Reading and Learning AssociationPresent
Mathematical Association of AmericaPresent
New York College Learning Skills Association Present
National Association for Developmental EducationPresent
National Council of Teachers of MathematicsPresent
Faculty Access CorpsCommittee Member10/1/20089/30/2009
SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn Acting Director of Academic Development1/1/199912/31/2000