Dr. Kacey Diemert is just starting her third year as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education at Lewis-Clark State College. In this position, Kacey has been enjoying the privilege of educating future K-12 teachers. Her research interests focus on professional development of K-12 teachers with specific attention to teacher-led professional development in mathematics content and practices for teaching, and identifying the professional knowledge most valued by teachers to support teaching with mathematics standards and other innovations. She accepted the position as Director of the Regional Math Center this summer.
Kacey taught high school mathematics in Longview, WA; and thanks to a rural upbringing, she is accustomed to the circumstances and needs of rural area teachers. Kacey grew up in a small farming community on the Hi-Line of Montana between Shelby and Havre, and is very excited to get to know her new community here in Idaho. During her free time, Kacey has a blast gardening, fixing her new house, and playing with her two miniature schnauzers, Anakin and Leia, and her cat, Finn.
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