Biographical Info

Angie Sexton is a STEM Instructor and chair of the Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Risk Management Committee where she leads the efforts in promoting safe and responsible drone technology. With a Master’s in Mathematics Education, Bachelor of Science Degree, and STEM Certificates from Northeastern State University, she brings a culturally responsive approach to teaching, blending traditional knowledge with modern STEM principles. As a member of Kappa Delta Pi international honor society, Angie is passionate about empowering students and advancing education that honors both academic excellence and community values.
In addition to her teaching and leadership roles, Angie has been published in various mathematical teaching journals and articles, contributing research paper that explores innovative “Building Thinking Classroom” methods in mathematics education. Outside the classroom, Angie is an avid dog lover and enjoys growing and making her own food, including spices, as well as canning. Her personal passion for sustainability and self-sufficiency reflects her holistic approach to both life and learning, always seeking ways to integrate practical skills with academic and professional growth.