Iuliia (Julia) Inozemtseva
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Mail code: 1804Campus: Tempe
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Awards and articles:
1. Faculty Women’s Association (FWA) Award for Outstanding Faculty Mentor, 2021
3. Outstanding Instruction and Service Award in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, 2020
4. Nomination for the Faculty Women’s Association (FWA) Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award, 2019
Julia (Iuliia) Inozemtseva is a Teaching Associate Professor at Arizona State University at the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences. She joined ASU in 2017. Prior to teaching at ASU, she pursued research in mathematical biology during her doctoral program at the University of Utah. She received her second master's in math at Georgia Southern University, were she became interested in applied mathematics and math education.Inozemtseva grew up in Ukraine, in the beautiful city Odesa. She received her first master's with honors in pure mathematics at Odesa I. I. Mechnykov National University in 2012.
Inozemtseva's primary research interests have been in differential equations, mathematical biology and math education. Under Dr. Frederick R. Adler' supervision, she was modeling epidemics spread in hospitals at the University of Utah. She had a chance to work with Veterans Affairs SPIRIT group on modeling of antibiotic resistant diseases spread (MRSA, CDiff) as part of the CDC Solutions Initiative program to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Inozemtseva actively advocates for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at ASU and SoMSS. Being an active member of Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM), she uses her international experience to support and advocate for women in STEM. Additionally, she creates and gives unique talks about struggles of ESL and International Students is the USA. Inozemtseva actively supported and mentored many international students and faculty. She also promotes Ukrainian culture and participates in many multicultural events in Arizona.
Inozemtseva is very passionate about teaching. She truly believes that mathematics can be taught in a fun and exciting way, with modern aplications and 3-D simulations. She cares about her students and constantly tries different approaches in every class.
She has started her YouTube channel "MathSlopes With Julia" to engage students outside of class, help with homework and answer various mathematical questions. She made more than 500 videos for different classes: from College Mathematics to Calculus I-II-III sequence.
- M.S. Applied Mathematic, University of Utah 2017
- M.S. Mathematics, Georgia Southern University 2014
- M.S. Mathematics (honors), Odesa I. I. Mechnykov National University, Ukraine 2012
- B.S. Mathematics (honors), Odesa I. I. Mechnykov National University, Ukraine 2010
