Biography and education
In 2008 I graduated from Texas State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree double majoring in Philosophy and Political Science. My initial plan was to go to law school, but decided to work for a nonprofit for a year before deciding to pursue a teaching certification. In 2012 I completed a Texas Teaching Certification in Math grades 8 - 12 from Texas State University. While completing my teaching certification, I worked in the math department as a student grader and classroom assistant. I also worked as a substitute teacher at this time and yoga teacher at Campus Rec TXST.
In 2014 I graduated with a Master of Science degree in Mathematics from Texas State University. While completing my masters degree I was employed in the Math department as a teaching assistant where I taught precalculus and calculus labs as well as developmental math. After completing my masters degree I was employed by the Texas State University math department as a full time lecturer. I was promoted to senior lecturer, and then promoted to associate professor of instruction. I taught as an adjunct professor at ACC for several years and I taught statistics for the business college at TXST. Texas State University has a special place in my heart since I have been here as both a student and teacher. It feels like home.
In 2014 I graduated with a Master of Science degree in Mathematics from Texas State University. While completing my masters degree I was employed in the Math department as a teaching assistant where I taught precalculus and calculus labs as well as developmental math. After completing my masters degree I was employed by the Texas State University math department as a full time lecturer. I was promoted to senior lecturer, and then promoted to associate professor of instruction. I taught as an adjunct professor at ACC for several years and I taught statistics for the business college at TXST. Texas State University has a special place in my heart since I have been here as both a student and teacher. It feels like home.
Teaching Interests
Research Interests
Featured scholarly/creative works
-   Layla Guyot, Walker, A. N., & White, A. (2018). Challenges for Independent Student Projects: A perspective of the Teacher. In International Statistical Institute. The Netherlands. Retrieved from https://icots.info/10/?contributed=C290
-   White, A., Guyot, L., & Walker, A. N. (2018). Data In Search of a Context: An Icebreaker Activity. In International Statistical Institute. The Netherlands. Retrieved from https://icots.info/10/proceedings/pdfs/ICOTS10_9K1.pdf
-   Walker, A. N. (2017). The Egg Roulette Game. Statistics Education Web. American Statistical Association.
Featured awards
- Award / Honor Recipient: Nontenure Line Faculty Workload Release, Texas State University. October 2021 - May 2023
- Award / Honor Recipient: College of Science and Engineering College Achievement Award for the Excellence in Teaching, Texas State University. 2017
- Award / Honor Recipient: Teaching Excellence Award Math Department, Texas State University. 2016 - December 9, 2016
- Award / Honor Recipient: Teaching Excellence Award Math Department, Texas State University. December 2, 2022

Featured service activities
- Co-ChairMath 2328 Teaching Statistics Forum 
- MemberHonor Code Council Member 
- Co-ChairMath 1312 Teaching Forum 
- University MentorTexas State Univeristy 
- VolunteerSouthwest English Setter Rescue 
- Reviewer / RefereeCAUSE & American Statistical Organization 
