Currently, she coordinates the Beginning and Intermediate Algebra Mathematics courses, which incorporate the SMART lab in the teaching and learning of mathematics. Her research interests include the influence of technology on students’ learning, curriculum issues, and reasoning and proof. She has taught secondary and tertiary level mathematics courses, and worked as a research assistant for multiple National Science Foundation grant funded projects pertinent to curriculum evaluation and alternative certification programs. Additionally, she served as an advisor for the Bahamas’ National Teacher Cadet Program and as a member of the Bahamas’ National Science Council.